Bite-Sized History: Revolution to Rights, The Papers That Shaped a Nation

This class is required to do the 1:15 "History Showdown" class! 

Bite-Size History: Revolution to Rights - The Papers That Shaped A Nation

The founding documents of the United States are the bedrock of American democracy, but their creation was far from simple. In this class, we’ll explore what led to the drafting of these revolutionary texts, dive into their contents, and uncover why they were not only groundbreaking for their time but remain vital to this day.

Why is this history important? The Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights were revolutionary in challenging the norms of government, freedom, and equality. These documents set the stage for a nation built on ideas of liberty and democracy, impacting not just America but global movements for civil rights and governance. Understanding what these documents say, why they were written, and what inspired them is crucial to appreciating the ideals that continue to shape the modern world.

Class Details:

• Date: April 29th

• Time: 12:15 PM

• Location: 1301 N Oregon, 2nd Floor

This class will be a dynamic blend of discussion, lecture, and hands-on activities. We’ll analyze the language, historical context, and impact of these iconic texts, engaging with the material in a way that brings it to life.

Join us for a thought-provoking journey through America's founding documents, and discover how they continue to influence the story of our nation and the world.