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Lesson 5: Why was the Bill of Rights added to the constitution?
US Constitution Lesson: 5. Bill of Rights from Peped Learning Outcomes To understand the reasons why the Bill of Rights was…
Read MoreLesson 4: How does the federal-state relationship work?
US Constitution Lesson: 4. Federal State Relationship from Peped Learning Outcomes To understand the constitutional basis of federalism and the powers…
Read MoreLesson 3: What principles are embedded in the constitution?
US Constitution Lesson: 3. Principles from Peped Learning Outcomes To explain the key features of the US Constitution To analyse the…
Read MoreLesson 2: What type of government framework does the constitution establish?
US Constitution Lesson: 2. Framework from Peped Learning Outcomes To analyse the US Constitution to discover the framework of the government…
Read MoreLesson 1: How significant is the US Constitution?
US Constitution Lesson: 1. Significance from Peped Learning Outcomes To understand the history of the American revolution To explain why the…
Read Moree. Strengths and Weaknesses Handout; Getting to Grips with the Constitution
Handout – Getting to Grips with the Constitution
Read Morec. Democracy and Sovereignty Handout; Constraints on Parliamentary Sovereignty
Constraints on Parliamentary Sovereignty Political Sovereignty and legal sovereignty The growth of a mass electorate from 4.9million in 1885 to 44.4million…
Read Moreb. Codified and Uncodified Article – A codified constitution for Britain
A codified constitution for Britain? Vernon Bogdanor, Professor of Government, Oxford University Is it time for Britain to have a codified…
Read Moref. Constitutional Reform Article – Political and Constitutional Reform Committee Report
Article – POLITICAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM COMMITTEE REPORT
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