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POLSC 782 - Teaching the Historical Origins of Constitutional Government

Credits: 1

Examines seminal ideas, documents, and events in the creation of the United States Constitution such as problems with the Articles of Confederation, the characteristics of good government, the debates at the Philadelphia Convention, the Federalist Papers, and the Antifederalist Papers.  Explores how to teach effectively these ideas, document, and events.

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N

Typically Offered
Fall, Spring, Summer

Cross-listed
EDCI 782




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