The U.S. Constitution and You

Kids, School Tools, Social Science
Cover of the book The U.S. Constitution and You by J.D., Syl Sobel, Barron's Educational Series
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Author: J.D., Syl Sobel ISBN: 9781438083322
Publisher: Barron's Educational Series Publication: February 1, 2012
Imprint: Barron's Educational Series Language: English
Author: J.D., Syl Sobel
ISBN: 9781438083322
Publisher: Barron's Educational Series
Publication: February 1, 2012
Imprint: Barron's Educational Series
Language: English

Written in terms kids can understand, this revised and updated book explains what the United States Constitution does, and describes how it affects and protects people today. Boys and girls discover how that great document gives citizens many rights, including the right to vote, as well as to enjoy freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom to worship--or not worship--according to their religious beliefs, to disagree openly with government policy, and to defend oneself in courts of law when accused of crimes or civil wrongs. Kids also see how, according to the Constitution, many rights are reserved for the separate states, communities, and individuals. This book's language is clear and simple. It cites many examples that relate directly to each student's own experiences. This new edition has been updated with interesting topics for classroom discussion.

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Written in terms kids can understand, this revised and updated book explains what the United States Constitution does, and describes how it affects and protects people today. Boys and girls discover how that great document gives citizens many rights, including the right to vote, as well as to enjoy freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom to worship--or not worship--according to their religious beliefs, to disagree openly with government policy, and to defend oneself in courts of law when accused of crimes or civil wrongs. Kids also see how, according to the Constitution, many rights are reserved for the separate states, communities, and individuals. This book's language is clear and simple. It cites many examples that relate directly to each student's own experiences. This new edition has been updated with interesting topics for classroom discussion.

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