The Creation and Ratification of the American Constitution
( 24 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to the American Constitution
Overview of the significance and importance of the Constitution

Module #2
The Articles of Confederation
Problems with the Articles of Confederation and the need for a new government

Module #3
The Call for a Constitutional Convention
Events leading up to the Constitutional Convention, including Shays Rebellion

Module #4
The Constitutional Convention:An Overview
Introduction to the key players, goals, and procedures of the Constitutional Convention

Module #5
The Virginia Plan
Presentation and discussion of the Virginia Plan, including its key provisions and supporters

Module #6
The New Jersey Plan
Presentation and discussion of the New Jersey Plan, including its key provisions and supporters

Module #7
The Great Compromise
The Connecticut Compromise and its significance in resolving the large-state/small-state debate

Module #8
Federalism and the Structure of Government
Discussion of the principles of federalism and the structure of government established by the Constitution

Module #9
The Separation of Powers
Overview of the system of checks and balances between the legislative, executive, and judicial branches

Module #10
The Bill of Rights
The omission of a bill of rights from the original Constitution and the later addition of the first ten amendments

Module #11
The Ratification Debates:Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists
Introduction to the main arguments and key figures of the ratification debates

Module #12
The Federalist Papers
Analysis of key Federalist Papers, including their authors and main arguments

Module #13
The Anti-Federalist Papers
Analysis of key Anti-Federalist Papers, including their authors and main arguments

Module #14
Ratification:The Process and Timeline
Step-by-step overview of the ratification process, including key milestones and dates

Module #15
Ratifying States:Delaware to New York
In-depth look at the ratification process in individual states, including key debates and votes

Module #16
Ratifying States:New Jersey to Rhode Island
Continued analysis of the ratification process in individual states

Module #17
The Role of Key Figures:Washington, Madison, and Hamilton
Biographical overview and analysis of the roles played by key figures in the creation and ratification of the Constitution

Module #18
The Role of Key Figures:Jefferson, Adams, and Mason
Continued analysis of the roles played by key figures in the creation and ratification of the Constitution

Module #19
The Impact of the Constitution on American History
Analysis of the Constitutions lasting impact on American politics, society, and culture

Module #20
Controversies and Critiques of the Constitution
Examination of criticisms of the Constitution, including its treatment of slavery and womens rights

Module #21
Amending the Constitution
Overview of the amendment process, including key successful and unsuccessful amendments

Module #22
Interpreting the Constitution:Judicial Review
Discussion of the role of judicial review in interpreting the Constitution

Module #23
The Constitution in the Modern Era
Analysis of the Constitutions relevance and application in contemporary American politics and society

Module #24
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in The Creation and Ratification of the American Constitution career

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The Creation and Ratification of the American Constitution ( 24 Modules )

The Creation and Ratification of the American Constitution
( 24 Modules )