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Lesson 1: 4.1 Bill of Rights- The Bill of Rights | Constitution 101
- Info Brief: A Walking Tour of the Bill of Rights
- Primary Source: The Virginia Declaration of Rights
- Why didn't the framers add a bill of rights at the Constitutional Convention?
- How did the Anti-Federalists influence the creation of the Bill of Rights?
- How did Thomas Jefferson influence James Madison's views about the importance of a bill of rights?
- Primary Source: James Madison & Thomas Jefferson, Correspondence on a Bill of Rights (1787-1789)
- Info Brief: The Founding Story of the Bill of Rights
- What were some of the key debates over the framing of the Bill of Rights?
- Info Brief: A Short Introduction to Incorporation
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The Bill of Rights | Constitution 101
What is the #BillOfRights? What protections does it afford citizens? Jeffrey Rosen, president and CEO of the National Constitution Center, explores the influences that George Mason and the Virgina Declaration had on the Bill of Rights.
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