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in What's New

September 17, 2012

Happy Constitution Day

constitutionToday we recognize the adoption of the Constitution and welcome those who have become new U.S. citizens.

How well do you know this founding document? Brush up with this story.

Then zoom in on the Constitution.

in Multimedia, What's New

September 19, 2011

Connect with history

Colonial Williamsburg ConnectWe’ve just launched Colonial Williamsburg CONNECT, a feature dedicated to opening a discussion with America about what citizenship and democracy mean in today’s world.

Visit CONNECT each week for new thought-provoking discussions, expansive print and audiovisual resources, and special features.

This week’s question: When are constitutional amendments necessary?

Join the discussion.

in Multimedia, Podcasts

September 7, 2011

Trial by Jury: Our latest video

Jury trialThe Constitution guarantees the right to jury trial. What does it mean for a vital democracy? Director of the Center for Jury Studies Paula Hannaford-Agor explains their importance.

Watch the video.

in Multimedia, Teachers

September 6, 2011

A Gift to the Nation

A More Perfect UnionFrom September 6-30, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation offers complimentary access to A More Perfect Union, an Electronic Field Trip about the conflict and compromises that accompanied the ratification of the U.S. Constitution.

Learn more.


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