Learn how limited government under the Constitution might be revived—get your “Constitution 101” study guide before they’re gone.
“Constitution 101: The Meaning and History of the Constitution” is our most popular online course. Since the course launched in 2012, you and over a million others have enrolled in it—deepening their understanding of the Constitution, how it has been undermined, and what it will take to restore it.
As you know, “Constitution 101” is an urgently needed course. A movement is underway to recast American history as a tale of oppression rather than of liberty and hope. It aims to sever the ties that bind Americans to our founding principles and the Constitution, paving the way for a further transformation of our government.
Since you’ve viewed “Constitution 101,” you understand that it’s a critical project to preserve constitutional government in America.
Today, you can reserve your print copy of our new study guide for “Constitution 101.”
In this study guide, you will find suggested readings, lecture outlines, key passages and historical events, along with discussion questions. The study guide makes learning in your home or with a small group easy and more enjoyable. You can also use it as a part of a home school curriculum.
The “Constitution 101” study guide can be yours today for a gift of $25 or more to Hillsdale College.
Your gift will help us expand our efforts to reach and teach millions of Americans about the Constitution and its importance to liberty at this crucial time in our nation’s history, not just through online courses but also Imprimis, K-12 curricula and charter schools, and more.
We do this critical work while refusing EVERY PENNY of state and federal government funding—even indirectly in the form of student loans and grants. That’s why your support is so vital.
A limited number of the study guide booklets for “Constitution 101” are available—secure yours today with a $25 tax-deductible gift to Hillsdale College.
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