The Bill of Rights and Beyond
Contemporary United States (1968 to the present)
A National Archives Foundation educational resource using primary sources from the National Archives
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Look at the documents and lead a disucions about the bill of rights.
The goal is for students to understand the Bill of Rights and how it has changed and been interpreted over the years. It is also important for them to see how these rights affect them in their everyday lives.