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This interactive course examines how the laws of the United States, starting with the Constitution itself, have impacted the history of black Americans.
This course explores the rights protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and why they're so important.
Explore the changes in U.S. laws to be more inclusive and closer to the ideal in the Declaration of Independence... all people are created equal.
Explore how the Dred Scott Supreme Court case influenced the course of the Civil War.
Explore the First Amendment in the Bill of Rights with your students through our new video.
The 19th Amendment gave women the vote.
Supreme Court case challenging segregation in U.S. schools.
Not a democracy, a republic. Why?
Homer Plessy challenged the separate railcar act before the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court case that sparked the Civil War.
Supreme Court (Kelo case) decision tramples property rights.
A manifest abuse of eminent domain power in Atlantic City.
Magna Carta - Rules above the ruler.
Thurgood Marshall became the first African-American Supreme Court Justice.