May It Please the Court
Since many of the delegates to the Constitutional Convention were lawyers, they were able to debate and then compromise on the best design for a judicial system.
Oh, Wait — We’re Not Finished!
Creating a trustworthy executive branch after having just won independence from a tone-deaf English king was a daunting task.
One More Step Toward Unity
What powers were specifically enumerated to the Congress?
The Raging Debates
The question was who holds the power — small states, big states, or a balance of power between the states?
Returning to Philadelphia
Most historians agree it was George Washington’s support of the new constitution that ultimately assured its ratification.
If Men Were Angels…
As the Founders struggled with the Articles of Confederation’s flaws and were taking cues from the state constitutions, a crisis created a sense of double urgency.
Marching Forward to ‘We the People’
What concepts would you find in those early state constitutions if you were browsing the archives?
Land, Land, and More Land
The passage of the Northwest Ordinance is often considered the most significant legislation of the pre-constitutional nation.
Let’s Create a Government
The Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union were written in 1777 but not ratified until 1781.
Negotiating Peace and Independence
The official negotiations between British and American delegates had begun in 1782 in Paris and would conclude on September 3, 1783.
The Final Days of the Revolution
“Humanity has won its battle. Liberty now has a country.”
The Southern Wave of the American Revolution
There were pivotal battles in the South in the fight for our “inalienable rights.”
A Father’s Most Talented Sons
George Washington’s favored “sons” fought well and with distinction. Their names are worthy of memory.
To the Redoubts and Battlefields
Let’s revisit some of the Revolutionary War fights that “turned the world upside down.”
Actions and Words
By sunset on June 17, 1775, the British military understood that new battlefield tactics were in play and they did not have a copy of the playbook.
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