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Live Class: 27 Amendments in 27 Minutes (Give or Take) Featuring Kermit Roosevelt

December 02, 2022

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In this fast-paced Fun Friday session, Kermit Roosevelt, professor of constitutional law at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, joins National Constitution Center Chief Learning Officer Kerry Sautner for a review of all of the 27 amendments added to the Constitution, exploring the big ideas and changes that each one has made to our system of government. In anticipation of Bill of Rights Day on December 15, students will cover its rights, its protections, and its limitations on government and the process by which it was discussed, debated, and ratified. Be ready for a quick review of over 230 years of constitutional history!

Professor Roosevelt will also discuss his work as a writer and legal scholar, as well as answer questions from participants.

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