American history resource offers a brief overview of the US Constitution and offers biographies of some of its authors.

Journal dedicated to early American history offers a brief discussion about the document, a look at the original, and the Constitution's text.

Journal devoted to American history provides a brief overview of the letter that accompanied the final draft of the Constitution to the Congress.

Yale Univ. provides a list of documents that proceeded the Constitution. Also find texts from the Constitutional Convention and ratifications.

Yale School of Law provides a look at the Constitution's preamble, its seven articles, the Bill of Rights, and its amendments.

Research article discusses the history and significance of the Constitution. Also find a copy of the document's text.

Legal resource dedicated to controversies surrounding the Constitution offers a history of the document and a look at its text. Also find trivia.

Resource features a collection of facts about the Constitution and its signers. Also find transcriptions, famous quotes and a quiz.

Encyclopedia features a history of the United States Constitution. Also find an annotated transcription and links to related biographies.

Legal resource offers a copy of the Constitution annotated with Supreme Court decisions.

Explore a collection of writings and documents that examine the Constitution from a biblical-studies and Christian viewpoint.

Research essay written by David Dodge discusses the amendment that appears to have been unlawfully removed from the Constitution.

Entry describes the history of this document and offers links to related entries. Also find out how to access premium resources on the subject.

Organization created to promote the history and understanding of the Constitution provides histories, documents, and educational resources.

1870 attack on the US Constitution by Lysander Spooner holds that it has no authority over later generations.

PBS series on African American history features a look at how the southern colonies insisted on including slavery in the US Constitution.

American history resource provides a transcription of the original version of the US Constitution. Also read the letter presenting the document.

Resource for students studying the Constitution provides a background to the document, a look at the 1787 Convention, and a message board.

ThinkQuest project offers a look at the origins and creation of the Constitution. Also find the full text of the document and a message board.

Browse or search this collection of documents relating to the question of slavery during the Constitution's ratification debates.

Educational encyclopedia features an overview of the amendment that abolished slavery and offers a collection of writings concerning its passage.

Library of Congress provides the full text of the document and its amendments. Also find an article about the document and a keyword search.

Law school provides a hyperlinked transcription of the US Constitution and a list of amendments that were not ratified by the states.

Learn about the process of ratifying constitutional amendments and the dates on which states accepted them.

Congressional resource provides a look at the original version of the US Constitution.

Resource dedicated to the Constitution provides text versions of the document and photos of the original. Also find a message board and FAQs.