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5th Grade Social Studies The Constitution and Bill of Rights Compare: Constitution and Articles Clear All

Compare: Constitution and Articles

Grade5th Grade

TopicThe Constitution and Bill of Rights

More the constitution and bill of rights worksheets

Explore all of our 5th grade the constitution and bill of rights worksheets, covering the constitutional convention, the great compromise, the three-fifths compromise, federalists and anti-federalists, and more.

The Constitutional Convention The Great Compromise The Three-Fifths Compromise Federalists and Anti-Federalists Ratification state by state The preamble, read closely Six principles of the Constitution Federalism: who does what The Bill of Rights, right by right The five freedoms of the First Amendment Rights of the accused Later amendments that expanded voting How an amendment is added Primary source: Federalist No. 51 excerpt Data: ratification dates and votes Vocabulary: constitutional words Timeline: 1787 to 1791 Short response: a right you would add

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