Constitution Day at the University of Vermont
U.S. Constitution Resources
The information below is for people interested in learning more about our nation's governing document:
The Constitution at the National Archives and Records Administration
The National Archives and Records Administration is the custodian of the original U.S. Constitution. This page on the National Archives website is the portal to a collection of material on the Constitution, including its history, signers' biographies, a downloadable text, and information on the nation's other charter documents. VISIT >>
The Constitution Project
The Constitution Project, based at Georgetown University's Public Policy Institute, is a non-profit, bipartisan organization that explores difficult legal and constitutional issues. Currently, seven issues are being studied, and this site posts the proceedings, press releases, and publications associated with those studies. VISIT >>
FAQs about the Constitution
This website on the U.S. Constitution is written by Steve Mount, UVM graduate (BA 1989) and former Managing Editor of Vermont Cynic. It contains research material, chatty questions with Steve's equally chatty answers, a message board, kids' topics, information on the Vermont Constitution, and more. VISIT >>
More FAQs about the Constitution
List of informative questions and answers about the Constitution by Sol Bloom from the National Archives website. Interactive Constitution This site provides interactive tools for exploring current issues in the Constitution. VISIT >>
Interactive Constitution
This site provides interactive tools for exploring current issues in the Constitution. VISIT >>
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