This course is part 2 of a two-part series on the principles and purpose of Article V of the Constitution.
In this course we will review the founders concerns of a future convention to amend the Constitution and also the modern “interpretation” of this Article created by decades of congressional studies.
This course is part 2 of a two-part series on the principles and purpose of Article V of the Constitution.
In this course we will review the founders concerns of a future convention to amend the Constitution and also the modern “interpretation” of this Article created by decades of congressional studies.
Course includes a PDF workbook you can download, print and use as a study guide.
One of the greatest contributors to America’s march toward Marxism is the brainwashing of generations of America’s children inside the American Education system
If we are to correct this menace, we must know the people and principles upon which our educational system has been built since the 1800’s. This course will help us identify the proponents of Marxist education and its toxic principles to stop this progressive overhaul of our children’s education.
One of the greatest contributors to America’s march toward Marxism is the brainwashing of generations of America’s children inside the American Education system
If we are to correct this menace, we must know the people and principles upon which our educational system has been built since the 1800’s. This course will help us identify the proponents of Marxist education and its toxic principles to stop this progressive overhaul of our children’s education.
In this class we will launch our study into the principles and application of Article V of the U.S. Constitution.
In this class we will launch our study into the principles and application of Article V of the U.S. Constitution.
1. Introduction
2. The Peaceful Way
3. Amending
4. Ratification, Check and Balance
5. The States
6. Congress
7. Exclusions
Entire workbook for this course is available in Article 5, Part 2
The Judicial Branch is one third of the Federal government. The federal government is defined and delegated its enumerated powers by the states through the Constitution, in Article III.
The Judiciary as a part of the federal government has no authority to expand the power of the federal government. The expansion of the federal government is authorized only through Article Five of the Constitution and requires the consent of ¾ of the states.
Course includes PDF workbook you can download, print and use as a study guide.
The Judicial Branch is one third of the Federal government. The federal government is defined and delegated its enumerated powers by the states through the Constitution, in Article III.
The Judiciary as a part of the federal government has no authority to expand the power of the federal government. The expansion of the federal government is authorized only through Article Five of the Constitution and requires the consent of ¾ of the states.
The American people don’t vote for a president in November. They actually vote to guide people whose names they will probably never know, who then elect a president in December. Discover why America’s founding generation designed this process. Find out what and who it was designed to protect.
Course includes PDF flyer you can download, print and share with your friends, upload to your own website or use how you see fit.
The American people don’t vote for a president in November. They actually vote to guide people whose names they will probably never know, who then elect a president in December. Discover why America’s founding generation designed this process. Find out what and who it was designed to protect.
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