The United States Constitution
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Start here. Join me as we explain the opening words of the US Constitution, the Preamble; the rest will follow.
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Understanding the US Constitution with 50 engaging videos, students now have an easy way to study and life long learners have an easy way to filling up themselves with some good old American civics.
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Article I is all about the Legislative Branch, that's Congress; what are their rules, what power do they have? Find out here.
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Join me for a tour of Presidential power as we explore Article II and the Executive Branch as the Constitution dictates.
A lecture on change, namely the Amendment procedures outlined in Article V; find out about the pencil and eraser our Constitution comes with.
An introduction to the five freedoms of the first amendment as you begin to wrap your head around the Bill of Rights.
Knock knock. Whose there? The po po. The po po who need a warrant? A lecture on the fourth amendment.
This lecture covers the 7th amendment so be sure to be civil and watch with it with all of your attention.
I hope you reserved some energy to watch the very important 10th Amendment which helps us define Federalism.
A lecture focused on the 13th Amendment which came at the end of the Civil War abolishing the institution of slavery.
Hey it's the taxman! Just kidding, it's just HipHughes providing you with a lecture on the passage of the 16th Amendment.
Sister power finally makes it's way into the US Constitution with the ratification of the 19th amendment, women's suffrage.
A lecture on the two term rule for Presidents is the focus of this lecture on the ratification of the 22nd amendment.
It's never to late to amend the Constitution to clear up any confusion as to what happens when the POTUS dies. The 25th Amendment
Join me as a much younger HipHughes for a lecture outlining the important compromises at the Constitutional Convention.
While not the best green screen, this lecture focuses on explaining the electoral college.
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Article III covers the Judiciary; so join me as discuss the Supreme Court and the United States Constitution.
Article VI is all about the Supremacy Clause; what is it? How does it effect Federalism? This lecture explores those questions.
Grab your gun and meet me in this video as we discuss the 2nd amendment and the possible meanings of this critical amendment.
You have the right to watch this video, anything you learn will not be held against you in this lecture on the 5th amendment.
I won't be cruel or unusual in this lecture on punishment as we open up the 8th amendment and learn.
A lecture on the little known 11th Amendment of the Constitution, so get ready to put some wrinkles in that brain.
Perhaps the amendment with the most effect on the law today, learn about the very important 14th amendment.
In this lecture we take a look at the passage of the 17th amendment and the direct election of US Senators.
Don't be a lame duck and check out this lecture on the passage of the 20th amendment, shortening the POTUS wait time.
Citizens of Washington DC rejoice, you finally get the right to vote after the ratification of the 23rd amendment.
If you are old enough to get drafted and shot in Vietnam, the 26th amendment figured you were old enough to vote too.
A looksy at the Constitutional power of pardon given to the executive branch.
Learn about the 3/5ths Compromise in this short and direct lecture.
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A lecture focusing on Article IV, known as the Full Faith and Credit Clause. So let me help you wrap your brains around Constitutional Federalism.
A lecture on Article VII, short and sweet just like the ratification process that the Constitution included.
Soldiers be up in your house? No problem just refer them to this handy dandy video on the 3rd amendment
Watch this video speedily with your lawyer as it involves everything that the 6th amendment can offer you at trial.
A lecture on one of the more confusing and misunderstood amendments in the US Constitution; the 9th amendment.
Who said the founding fathers got everything right; there uncertain words on Presidential succession brings us the 12th Amendment.
The right to vote for African Americans is just a click away in this lecture looking at the 15th amendment.
Wanna drink? Sorry not after the ratification of the 18th amendment issuing the era of Prohibition. Sorry, not sorry.
OK, you can drink now. After the rise of organized crime the nation reverses itself with the ratification of the 21st amendment.
Poll taxes no more! This Jim Crow practice was constitutionally banned, so watch and learn all about the 24th amendment.
Want the cash Congressional Representative? Well ur gonna have to wait, learn about the 27th amendment!
Trust me, it's on the test. With that in mind, could you spare 5 minutes so I can explain the Great Compromise?
The classic Bill of Rights Hand Game, done in my kitchen with occasional dog barking interruptions.
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