Constitution 101

As I was reading up and studying the Constitution, I found a really great online class from Hillsdale college that they offer for anyone who wants to know and understand the meaning and history of the Constitution. It's called "Constitution 101".  I thought that sounded perfect.  The class is free and they put out one lesson each Monday.  So I will have the whole week to read and study, learn and understand the Constitution better.  Then I thought I could summarize what I learned each week right here for all of you to read.
If anyone wants to join me in this and take this course at the some time, it would be fun to share what we all got out of the lessons because it's amazing what one person gets out of the same lesson that another didn't, or if you just want to just come and read my summary that's fine too.  I'm excited!
If you want to join, go here to register. When you go there, scroll down to find an Introduction to the Constitution course.  I'm going to watch those before I begin Constitution 101. 

   

The schedule of lectures is as follows:

1. Introduction: The American Mind
   Larry P. Arnn
   
   
2. The Declaration of Independence
   Thomas G. West
   
   
3. The Problem of Majority Tyranny
   David Bobb
   
   
4. Separation of Powers: Preventing Tyranny
   Kevin Portteus
   
   
5. Separation of Powers: Ensuring Good Government
   Will Morrisey
   
   
6. Religion, Morality, and Property
   David Bobb
7. Crisis of Constitutional Government
   Will Morrisey
   
   
8. Abraham Lincoln and the Constitution
   Kevin Portteus
   
   
9. The Progressive Rejection of the Founding
   Ronald J. Pestritto
   
   
10. The Recovery of the Constitution
    Larry P. Arnn
    

See you next week!