Constitution 101: The Constitutional Convention
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Constitution 101: The Constitutional Convention

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      Subject Social Studies — Civics and Government, US History
      Grade Level Grades 5-12
      Resource Type Lesson Plan, Presentation
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      CC0 1.0 Universal

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      In the summer of 1787 delegates in gathered for a convention in Philadelphia, with the goal of revising the Articles of Confederation—the nation’s existing governing document, which wasn’t really working. Instead, then wrote a whole new document, which created a revolutionary form of government: the U.S. Constitution.

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      Scholar_Exchange_Briefing_Document_Convention.pdf

      Lesson Plan
      October 28, 2020
      348.58 KB
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      Constitutional_Convention_Exchange_PPT_9.14.pdf

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      October 28, 2020
      1.89 MB
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      Scholar Exchange: Constitution 101: Constitutional Convention (High school and college level)
      Scholar Exchange: Constitution 101: Constitutional Convention (Middle School Level)

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