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11th Amendment Provides States with Sovereign Immunity

Have you ever wondered why only state Attorneys General, not citizens, sue other states or the federal government? The 11th Amendment to the US Constitution...
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The 19th Amendment: Women Finally Get the Right to Vote

On August 26, 1920, women in the United States gained the legal right to vote for the first time under the 19th Amendment. It...
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Proper Flag Etiquette

Everything about the American flag holds special meaning. It symbolizes our country’s identity and history and provides a way for us to remember those...
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Who Can Become a Supreme Court Justice

When there’s a vacancy in the US Supreme Court, the President of the United States nominates a candidate to fill the position. The US...
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The History of the Code Talkers

When World War II loomed on the immediate horizon, US military intelligence needed to make it as difficult as possible for the Axis powers...
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How the 12th Amendment Corrected Electoral System Weaknesses

Ratified on June 15, 1804, the 12th Amendment altered part of Article II, Section 1 of the 1787 Constitution dealing with the Electoral College,...
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The Third Amendment – Does It Matter?

The Founding Fathers of the United States were not weak men. They were realistic and logical. They served a people who had more than...
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The Legacy of Richard Nixon

Ask the average American about Richard Nixon, and the first thing they’ll mention will probably be the scandal that ended his presidency. However, Nixon...

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What Is a Constitutional Republic?

The United States is not a pure democracy. Depending on where you fall on the political spectrum, you might find that statement shocking —...
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Why Was the Bill of Rights Added to the Constitution?

The Constitution was created with the government in mind. The idea was to create a system of checks and balances so that no one...
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This Is What Each Branch of the Government Does

The Constitution was created in an effort to prevent any one branch of government from holding too much power, with the interests of the...
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How Can People Come to the US From Another Country Legally

Many people dream of coming to the United States. Some come to see Washington, D.C., or New York City, while others hope to build...
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The Selective Service: What It Is and Who It Applies To

When men turn 18 in America, they aren’t just considered adults, they’re also old enough to join the military. In fact, every male must...
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How Voting Rights Developed in America

Voting rights in America have undergone extensive evolution and continue to do so. The latest change to them is on the table for 2020....
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3 Critical Constitutional Amendments

On June 21, 1788, the United States Constitution officially became the law of the land. The men of the constitutional convention agreed on this...
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Why We Have Executive Orders

Executive orders are one of the parts of our system of governance plenty of people don’t understand. After all, we have a legislature to...

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