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Beyond confederation

origins of the constitution and American national identity
1987

George Washington and the story of the U.S. Constitution

2011
George Washington acts as leader of the Constitutional Convention in 1787 and helps the delegates compose a new constitution to improve the United States government. Includes a readers' theater script and performance tips.

The beginnings of national politics

an interpretive history of the Continental Congress
1979

The sacred fire of liberty

James Madison and the founding of the federal republic
1995
Reexamines the role and thoughts of James Madison in the creation of the United States government and argues that Madison held to consistent principles in spite of the changing circumstances of the Revolution and the Confederation.

The forging of the Union, 1781-1789

1987
Focuses on the events leading toward the adoption of the Constitution, covering the years from the winning of independence to the creation of the federal government.

Constitution Day

An introduction to the new holiday of Constitution Day. Describes the Constitution and why the United States celebrates the anniversary of its signing.

The Constitution

2012
"An analysis of the U.S. Constitution, with information on how it was created and its impact on the United States and the world"--Provided by publisher.

Benjamin Franklin

an American life
2003
Tells the life story of founding father Benjamin Franklin, describing the many hats he wore, from inventor to businessman to statesman; the persona he created--and that still lives on; and his relationships with his wife, his illegitimate son, and his illegitimate grandson.

The Constitution and founding of America

2007
An account of U.S. history from the colonial period to the ratification of the constitution.

The Constitution

2005
Examines the events leading up to the formation of the U.S. Constitution and discusses the major framers, Revolutionary War, the Virginia and New Jersey Plans, Connecticut Compromise, and the Bill of Rights.

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