Principles of America at 250: Liberty
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Deepen your knowledge of the principles that influenced the signers of the Declaration of Independence 250 years ago, engage with the Center’s nonpartisan educational materials, and collaborate with your peers from around the country during a Weekend Workshop this spring! Weekend Workshops are held at the National Constitution Center, and take advantage of the Center’s exhibits and the surrounding history in Old City, Philadelphia. During the weekend, participants can expect to: Engage with leading constitutional, legal, and historical scholars on topics covering landmark Supreme Court cases
Deepen your knowledge of the principles that influenced the signers of the Declaration of Independence 250 years ago, engage with the Center’s nonpartisan educational materials, and collaborate with your peers from around the country during a Weekend Workshop this spring! Weekend Workshops are held ...
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Deepen your knowledge of the principles that influenced the signers of the Declaration of Independence 250 years ago, engage with the Center’s nonpartisan educational materials, and collaborate with your peers from around the country during a Weekend Workshop this spring! Weekend Workshops are held ...
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