The Constitution of the United States
by National Center For Constitutional Studies
The Constitution of the United States, presented by the National Center for Constitutional Studies, is the bedrock of American democracy. This edition offers the essential text that defines governmental structure, rights, and powers, guiding the nation since its adoption in 1787. Ideal for students, scholars, and citizens seeking to understand the nation's founding principles.
About This Book
The Constitution of the United States serves as the supreme law of the land, establishing the framework for the nation's government.
Drafted in 1787, it divides powers among three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial, to ensure checks and balances.
Published by the National Center for Constitutional Studies, this edition provides the core text essential for civic education and legal reference.
It has been amended over time to adapt to societal changes while preserving fundamental principles of liberty and justice.
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