What will you learn in Introduction to Key Constitutional Concepts and Supreme Court Cases Course
Core principles behind the U.S. Constitution and their philosophical origins.
How constitutional structures protect liberty through limited government.
The meaning and importance of separation of powers and federalism.
Key constitutional debates, including judicial review and modern interpretations.
Program Overview
Module 1: Introduction to the Constitution
⏱️ 1 week
Topics: Declaration of Independence, natural rights, purpose of government.
Hands-on: Analyze Jefferson’s principles in relation to constitutional foundations.
Module 2: The Structure of the Constitution
⏱️ 1 week
Topics: Articles I–III, checks and balances, republicanism.
Hands-on: Compare structural safeguards to modern governance.
Module 3: Federalism
⏱️ 1 week
Topics: Division of power, enumerated powers, 10th Amendment.
Hands-on: Case studies on state vs. federal authority.
Module 4: The Judiciary
⏱️ 1 week
Topics: Article III, judicial review, role of courts.
Hands-on: Examine the implications of Marbury v. Madison.
Module 5: The Bill of Rights
⏱️ 1 week
Topics: First Ten Amendments, civil liberties, incorporation doctrine.
Hands-on: Interpret real-world conflicts using constitutional protections.
Module 6: The Progressive Challenge
⏱️ 1 week
Topics: Modern reinterpretations, living Constitution, administrative state.
Hands-on: Critically reflect on constitutional evolution in the 20th century.
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Job Outlook
Beneficial for educators, civil service aspirants, legal assistants, and public policy students.
Equips learners with foundational constitutional literacy—valuable in law, politics, journalism, and government sectors.
Enhances understanding for those entering fields like teaching, public administration, or advocacy.
Specification: Introduction to Key Constitutional Concepts and Supreme Court Cases
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