Wilmington Memorial Library

Bill of Rights, Katie Kawa

Label
Bill of Rights, Katie Kawa
Language
eng
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Bill of Rights
Oclc number
936687598
Responsibility statement
Katie Kawa
Series statement
Documents of American democracy
Summary
"The Bill of Rights is a foundational document in American history that's still being analyzed and debated today. Readers gain a better understanding of these first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution through accessible text designed to reflect essential social studies curriculum topics. The main text is accompanied by fact-filled sidebars and eye-catching graphic organizers. Readers will have fun exploring historical images relevant to this topic, including parts of the Bill of Rights itself. Careful analysis of this landmark democratic document will guide readers in gaining a deeper understanding of American independence and equality"--Provided by the publisher
Table Of Contents
Protecting individual rights -- Federalists and Anti-Federalists -- Madison learns from Mason -- Approving the amendments -- The First Amendment and religion -- Free speech -- Assembly and petition -- The right to bear arms -- Protecting private property -- Pleading the fifth -- Rights in the courtroom -- Additional rights -- Other amendments -- Reflecting a changing America
Target audience
juvenile
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