The Constitution of the United States

Written by Christine Taylor-Butler

Part of the A True Book series

Discover how the U.S. Constitution was crafted and its lasting impact.

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48 pages· 2,601 words· Est. 22 min read· 650L

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Explore the pivotal moments when America's leaders forged the U.S. Constitution. Dive into the debates and decisions at the Constitutional Convention that shaped a nation. Why was this document essential, and how has it evolved? Young readers will uncover the significance of this foundational text and its role in American history. This engaging introduction invites curiosity and independent exploration, perfect for budding historians eager to understand the roots of governance and democracy.

From the publisher

Learn about the importance of the United States Constitution and how it came to be in this introduction for young readers.After the United States won its independence, the nation’s new leaders came together to create a governing document for their new country. The framers of the constitution met at the Constitutional Convention where they debated, argued, and wrote the United States Constitution. This book discusses the meaning and purpose of a constitution, why the United States needed one, and the constant and changing points of the original document.ABOUT THIS SERIES: The “A True Book: American History” series allows readers to experience the earliest moments in American history and discover how they helped shape the country as it is today. This series includes an age appropriate (grades 3-5) introduction to curriculum-relevant subjects and a robust resource section that encourages independent study.

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