During this session, Professor Cornell will look at the three distinct phases of the Constitution as an overview. The first is the Constitution in the 18th century as imagined by the Founding Fathers. The Constitution went through another incarnation after the Civil War. Professor Cornell will then look at the Constitution in the decades after the New Deal to the present.

The Three Constitutions

Federalism: Pros and Cons

Slavery and the Constitution

Madison’s Influence on the Constitution

Defining the Constitution

Lincoln, Civil Liberties, and the Constitution

Teaching the Constitution

Jefferson and the Constitution

Madison and the Constitution

Dred Scott

Dred Scott and the Constitutionality of Slavery

Calling the Constitutional Convention

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SJW VERSION OF CONSTITUTION

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The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History

The US Constitution

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