A friendly Reminder

Compare the philosophies of the United Nations and the United States on life, individual rights, education, property ownership, government power, and more.

This lesson explains the four jurisdictions of government and the constitutional limits between self-government, family, church, and civil authority.

Did the Constitution support slavery? Explore Frederick Douglass’s powerful explanation of the Three-Fifths Compromise and its meaning.

Can a county sheriff challenge federal authority? This story examines a raw milk case that sparked debate over the Constitution and states’ rights.

A sample county ordinance outlining how local governments can nullify mandates that restrict constitutional rights such as speech, religion, business, and firearms.

What is Agenda 21? Explore its origins, goals, and the debate over how global sustainability policies may influence local communities and property rights.

What are executive orders and do they have constitutional limits? Explore their history, purpose, and the debate over presidential authority.

Understand the true scope of presidential authority and how some actions, like “czars” and Executive Orders, exceed Constitutional limits.

From impeachment to recall, learn how Ohio holds politicians accountable and removes those who break the law or neglect their duties.

Explore Washington’s historic Farewell Address, highlighting his retirement, dedication to public service, and advice to the American people.

A comprehensive outline of George Washington’s Farewell Address, highlighting retirement, unity, party spirit, foreign policy, and more.

Understand the U.S. government’s foundation as a constitutional republic, the risks of democracy, and the variety of government systems throughout history.