We The People takes the US Constitution out of its glass box, bringing to life this momentous document and its vital role throughout history and the modern world.
We The People takes the US Constitution out of its glass box, bringing to life this momentous document and its vital role throughout history and the modern world.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Aura Lewis is an author–illustrator with an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. She is inspired by fashion and culture from all over the world, playful color, vintage ephemera, and social activism. Aura's books include Gloria's Voice, The Illustrated Feminist, and We The People. Evan Sargent is an intuitive creative director, strategist, and designer with a knack for seeing the big picture. Her background includes over a decade as an art director and creative director in advertising—more recently, she has become a political activist and community organizer. We The People is her first children’s book. Aura Lewis is an author–illustrator whose distinctive, contemporary artwork aims at awakening the political potential of audiences young and old. Aura's books include Gloria's Voice, The Illustrated Feminist, and We The People.
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HELLO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES THE THREE BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT THE PREAMBLE ARTICLE 1 Congress ARTICLE 2 President ARTICLE 3 Judicial ARTICLE 4 States ARTICLE 5 Amending ARTICLE 6 Debts, supremacy, oaths, religious tests ARTICLE 7 Ratification THE BILL OF RIGHTS 1 ST AMENDMENT Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petitions 2ND AMENDMENT Arms 3RD AMENDMENT Quartering of soldiers 4TH AMENDMENT Search and seizure 5TH AMENDMENT Grand jury, double jeopardy, self-incrimination, due process 6TH AMENDMENT Rights of accused in criminal prosecutions 7TH AMENDMENT Jury trial 8TH AMENDMENT Protecting against excessive bail, cruel and unusual punishment 9TH AMENDMENT Non-enumerated rights 10TH AMENDMENT Rights reserved to states THE REST OF THE AMENDMENTS 1 1 TH AMENDMENT Suits against a state 12TH AMENDMENT Election of president and vice-president 13TH AMENDMENT Abolition of slavery and involuntary servitude 14TH AMENDMENT Citizenship, immunities clause, due process, equal protection 15TH AMENDMENT Voting rights 16TH AMENDMENT Federal income tax 17TH AMENDMENT Popular election of senators 18TH AMENDMENT Prohibition 19TH AMENDMENT Votes for women 20TH AMENDMENT Commencement of presidential term and succession 21ST AMENDMENT Repeal of 18th Amendment 22ND AMENDMENT Two-term limitation on president 23RD AMENDMENT District of Columbia presidential vote 24TH AMENDMENT Abolition of poll tax requirement in federal elections 25TH AMENDMENT Presidential vacancy, disability, and inability 26TH AMENDMENT The right to vote at age 18 27TH AMENDMENT Congressional compensation LOOKING FORWARD GLOSSARY SEARCH & FIND AND FURTHER READING INDEX
HELLO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES THE THREE BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT THE PREAMBLE ARTICLE 1 Congress ARTICLE 2 President ARTICLE 3 Judicial ARTICLE 4 States ARTICLE 5 Amending ARTICLE 6 Debts, supremacy, oaths, religious tests ARTICLE 7 Ratification THE BILL OF RIGHTS 1 ST AMENDMENT Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petitions 2ND AMENDMENT Arms 3RD AMENDMENT Quartering of soldiers 4TH AMENDMENT Search and seizure 5TH AMENDMENT Grand jury, double jeopardy, self-incrimination, due process 6TH AMENDMENT Rights of accused in criminal prosecutions 7TH AMENDMENT Jury trial 8TH AMENDMENT Protecting against excessive bail, cruel and unusual punishment 9TH AMENDMENT Non-enumerated rights 10TH AMENDMENT Rights reserved to states THE REST OF THE AMENDMENTS 1 1 TH AMENDMENT Suits against a state 12TH AMENDMENT Election of president and vice-president 13TH AMENDMENT Abolition of slavery and involuntary servitude 14TH AMENDMENT Citizenship, immunities clause, due process, equal protection 15TH AMENDMENT Voting rights 16TH AMENDMENT Federal income tax 17TH AMENDMENT Popular election of senators 18TH AMENDMENT Prohibition 19TH AMENDMENT Votes for women 20TH AMENDMENT Commencement of presidential term and succession 21ST AMENDMENT Repeal of 18th Amendment 22ND AMENDMENT Two-term limitation on president 23RD AMENDMENT District of Columbia presidential vote 24TH AMENDMENT Abolition of poll tax requirement in federal elections 25TH AMENDMENT Presidential vacancy, disability, and inability 26TH AMENDMENT The right to vote at age 18 27TH AMENDMENT Congressional compensation LOOKING FORWARD GLOSSARY SEARCH & FIND AND FURTHER READING INDEX
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