Series 1: The Constitution and Bill of Rights

Update: 2020-11-27

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Wondering what it takes to serve as the president? How about learning about the election of 1796 where the president and Vice President were from different parties? Curious as to why the electoral college was formed? Listen to this episode for the answers!

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Series 1: The Constitution and Bill of Rights

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Series 1: The Constitution and Bill of Rights

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Series 1: The Constitution and Bill of Rights