For those of you who never had the chance, or are moved to learn more, this series will provide a detailed look into the United State’s Constitution. It’s important, when studying the Constitution, to understand both the historical context and modern implications. From the Federalist Papers and the debate over ratification, to Supreme Court decisions, Executive Agencies, Civil Liberties, and Criminal Justice, the Constitution is the guiding document for how the United State’s government functions. I'm excited to teach you about this important topic. And believe me, whether we like it or not, it is important. Let's make you all experts!

Overview

Section 1: Supporting Documents

Lecture 1 Articles of Confederation

Lecture 2 Federalist and AntiFederalist Papers

Lecture 3 The Preamble

Section 2: The Articles

Lecture 4 Article 1 The Legislative Branch

Lecture 5 Article 2 The Executive Branch

Lecture 6 Article 3 The Judicial Branch

Lecture 7 Article 4 The States

Lecture 8 Article 5 Constitutional Amendments

Lecture 9 Article 6 Miscellanea

Article 7 Ratification

Section 3: The Bill of Rights

Lecture 10 1st Amendment pt 1 Freedom of Religion

Lecture 11 1st Amendment pt 2 Freedom of Speech and the Press

Lecture 12 1st Amendment pt 3 Freedom of Protest and Assembly

Lecture 13 2nd Amendment Right to Bear Arms

Lecture 14 3rd Amendment No Quartering of Soldiers

Lecture 15 4th Amendment Search and Seizure

Lecture 16 5th Amendment Due Process

Lecture 17 6th Amendment Criminal Due Process

Lecture 18 7th Amendment Suits at Common Law

Lecture 19 8th Amendment No Excessive Bail, No Cruel or Unusual Punishment

Lecture 20 9th Amendment You have rights not in the Constitution Tuesday

10th Amendment State’s Rights

Section 4: 11&12th Amendments and the Reconstruction Era

Lecture 21 11th Amendment Suits against states

12th Amendment The Electoral College

Lecture 22 13th Amendment Ending Slavery

Lecture 23 14th Amendment Extending Constitutional Rights to Former Slaves

Lecture 24 15th Amendment Ensuring Former Slaves the Right to Vote

Section 5: The Progressive Era

Lecture 25 16th Amendment The Income Tax

Lecture 26 17th Amendment Election of Senators

Lecture 27 18th Amendment Prohibition

Lecture 28 19th Amendment Women’s Suffrage

Lecture 29 20th Amendment Congressional and Executive Inauguration Dates

Lecture 30 21st Amendment Ending Prohibition

Section 6: The Modern Era

Lecture 31 22nd Amendment Presidential Term Limits

23rd Amendment Presidential Vote for DC

Lecture 32 24th Amendment Poll Taxes

Lecture 33 25th Amendment Presidential Succession

Lecture 34 26th Amendment Sets Voting Age to 18

Lecture 35 27th Amendment Congressional Pay Raises