Tag: charters of freedom
Constitution 225: There’s a “fifth” page the public has never seen
Millions of people have passed through the Rotunda of the National Archives Building in Washington, DC, to see the original parchments that are our Charters of Freedom. They pause to look at the faded writing on the Declaration of Independence, the bold opening words “We the People” on the Constitution, and the straightforward enumeration [...]
Posted by Mary on September 5, 2012, under - Constitution, Uncategorized.
Tags: charters of freedom, Constitution, Constitution 225, constitution day, constitutional convention, resolution of transmittal, transmittal page
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The Constitution has a Facebook Page
While the Constitution may not update it’s own writing too often (the last time was in 1992), it does update its own Facebook page. So why not head on over and see what’s on the Constitution’s mind? The Constitution will be keeping tabs on the 1787 Constitutional Convention up until September 17 on the Notes [...]
Posted by Rob Crotty on August 11, 2010, under - Constitution, News and Events, Social Media Guides.
Tags: bill of rights, charters of freedom, Constitution, declaration of independence, facebook, founding documents, social media
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