Projects Stolper Muenz B

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Amendment II

by Alexander Rubinstein Mash

The Second Amendment or popularly known as The Right to Bear Arms was originally created to allow citizens to protect themselves against the attacks of the militaries of other nations.

Articles 5, 6, and 7

by William Gaspar

During the Constitutional Convention, delegates from around the new United States of America came together to formulate a strong nation to replace the weak confederacy that emerged after the Revolutionary... Continued

Josie Hsieh – Free Speech in the First Amendment

by Josephine Hsieh

Ratified on December 15, 1791, the Freedom of Speech Clause was imposed as part of the Bill of Rights, the first ten Amendments to the Constitution.

Article IV: The Guarantee Clause

by Sophie Garrick

The Guarantee Clause (Article IV) responds to and prevents oppressive types of governments like monarchies.

The Treason Clause – Lauren Nam

by Lauren Nam

The Constitution’s framers’ intention by writing the treason clause was not to enforce strict loyalty to America onto the citizens but to prevent the abuse of treason prosecution.

Eli Ross-Ninth & Tenth Amendment

by Eli Ross

The Ninth and Tenth Amendments, ratified in the Bill of Rights, were designed to ensure individual states and citizens were granted the correct balance of rights desired by Congress at... Continued

The 3rd and 4th Amendments of the Bill of Rights

by Shiv Topalli

The motivation for the Third Amendment being included in the Bill of Rights came from the Quartering Act.

Maddy Kim’s Constitution Project

by Madeleine Kim

According to the Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses in Amendment I: the federal government will not have a state religion, or support or restrict any religion or religious practice.

Peytin Metz – The Impeachment Clause

by Peytin Metz

The United States Constitution was highly informed by the experiences they had under British rule, both negative and positive.

Carly Schreiber – Sixth & Seventh Amendment

by Carly Schreiber

The United States Constitution's Sixth Amendment declares that "in all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial...

Commerce Clause and Declare War Clause – Annika Maduraperuma

by Annika Maduraperuma

The Articles of Confederation, the precursor to the Constitution created a weak federal government, giving too much autonomy and power to the states, upsetting the power balances.

Elections and Suspension Clause – Alex Berman

by Alexander Berman

The Articles of Confederation demonstrated the dangers of giving states too much power.