KU Constitution Day Celebration

Links of Interest

• Selected Resources highlighted by KU Libraries
• National Archives and Records Administration: United States Constitution
• The United States Constitution, 1789
• Amendments to the Constitution (including the Bill of Rights)
• Justice Learning's Guide to the Constitution. Click on "Constitution Guide" for a very helpful "What it says; What it means" interactive synopsis and historical timeline for each article of the Constitution.
• Justice Learning: Constitution Day (register to connect to Constitution Day online videocasts scheduled throughout September 16, 2005; there is no cost).
• The U. S. Constitution Online, with excellent FAQ page, news, and links to related historical documents.
• The Constitution Center, includes splendid interactive learning tools. Used with permission of the National Constitution Center.
• The Oyez Project, extensive and well-organized site for information on historic Supreme Court cases, featuring an audio archive of actual oral arguments. Used with permission of The Oyez Project.
• Landmark Cases , a site created by Street Law and the Supreme Court Historical Society, it features landmark cases and discussion of Constitutional concepts.
• Supreme Court History , website for the Supreme Court Historical Society.
• Federal Judicial Center, website for the Federal Judicial Center which is the education and research agency for the federal courts.
• Notice of Implementation: Constitution Day
• Kansas Constitution at KSlib

From the Library of Congress, Rare Book and Special Collections Division, Continental Congress & Constitutional Convention Broadsides Collection go

• Here for “The Making of the U.S. Constitution Transcription of the Introduction and the U.S. Constitution from the First Volume of the Annals of Congress.”
• Here for a Timeline, American History as Seen in Congressional Documents, 1774-1873.
• Here for “To Form a More Perfect Union: The Work of the Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention.”