Understanding the U.S. Constitution Hardcover (Hand-Revised Edition)
Understanding the U.S. Constitution Hardcover (Hand-Revised Edition)
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"This book won the Benjamin Franklin eBook Silver Award."
——Independent Book Publishers Association
"This book is powerful ammunition for frontline patriots fighting for freedom."
——Peter Gemma, American writer and veteran political activist
"I believe this pamphlet helps us understand this system in a very practical, simple, and innovative way... I recommend it to individuals and school districts."
——Ivan Brown, Chairman of the Constitution Party of Arizona
"This 'Understanding the U.S. Constitution' is excellent! I highly recommend it!"
——Sam Sorbo, Host of "The Sam Sorbo Show"
About the Book
The U.S. Constitution, concise yet profound, embodies millennia of Western civilization and wisdom. It is two sides of the same coin as the Declaration of Independence. These two classics forged a free, prosperous, and powerful America. Over two hundred years later, they still shine brightly, remain profoundly significant, inspire, and are a shared treasure of humanity. This book is designed to help you easily understand the U.S. Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. You can then apply these two classics flexibly to the political and social life of your own country.
About the Authors
Paul Skousen is an American constitutional scholar, author, and university professor with extensive and in-depth research on the U.S. Constitution and the socialization of America. He served in the CIA and as a White House intelligence officer for President Reagan. He holds a Master's degree in National Security Studies from Georgetown University and a degree in Journalism from Brigham Young University. He has authored 15 books.
Fang Wei is a veteran media professional, American civics scholar, and high-tech expert. With over 30 years in the technology and media industries, he has founded multiple media and technology companies. He hosts and participates in "Fang Wei Time," "Into America," and the major historical narrative program "Stories of American History." He has in-depth research into American history and contemporary affairs. Fang Wei graduated from Fudan University in Shanghai and earned a Master's degree in Computer Science from the University of Iowa in the U.S.
Foreword
First, congratulations on getting this guide to the U.S. Constitution, which will be your starting point on a journey to learn "American common sense."
The U.S. Constitution, concise yet profound, embodies millennia of Western civilization and wisdom. It and the Declaration of Independence are two sides of the same coin. These two classics created a free, prosperous, and powerful America. Over two hundred years later, they still shine brightly, remain profoundly significant, and inspire.
Wei Zheng, a famous minister in China's Tang Dynasty, once said: "Those who wish for a tree to grow tall must first secure its roots; those who desire a river to flow far must clear its source." History has fully proven that the U.S. Constitution is the root and source of America.
Today, no matter how intense the clash of values in America, no party dares to openly deny the status of the Constitution; all sides respect the Constitution as supreme. "Unconstitutional" is a grave error in America.
This book is here to help you understand the U.S. Constitution and the Declaration of Independence in the easiest way possible.
If you are in the United States, you can draw inferences and apply these two classics freely to American political and social life. If you live in another country, you will also benefit greatly, because "the stones of other hills can be used to polish one's own jade." These two classics are, in fact, a shared treasure of humanity.
So, specifically, who should read this book the most?
• If you want to understand the essence of the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence;
• If you want to understand the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence but don't have much time;
• If you are a new immigrant to the U.S., curious about the vast prospects of freedom;
• If you want to educate your child about the Constitution;
• If you are a politician who needs to quickly clarify governmental powers and limitations;
• If you are someone who wants to understand how to protect human rights globally.
This guide is suitable for you. This book is divided into seven parts. It is recommended that you digest it step by step until you can share your insights anytime, anywhere.
If we can thoroughly understand the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, we can turn historical reflection into a beacon, guiding us through peaks and valleys, successes and failures, prosperity and challenges, towards the future!
Now, please turn to page 1 and start reading.
Paul Skousen, Fang Wei
Table of Contents
Foreword
Preface
Part One: Starting from Scratch
Why Read the U.S. Constitution?
What Does the U.S. Constitution Do?
Why Did the Founding Fathers Create the Constitution?
Part Two: Introduction to the Declaration of Independence
The Founding Fathers' 13 Articles of Faith
Eight Ancient Principles
Structure and Content of the Declaration
Seven Pillars of Tyranny
Timed Reading
Test Yourself
Historical Knowledge of the Declaration
Declaring George III Unconstitutional
Part Three: Introduction to the U.S. Constitution
Tracing the Origins
Structure of the Constitution
Content of the Constitution
Memory Tips
Timed Reading
Test Yourself
Part Four: Introduction to the Constitutional Amendments
Introduction to the Constitution of Rights
Content of the Bill of Rights
27 Protected Rights
Memory Tips
Timed Reading
Test Yourself
Amendments 11-27
Eliminating Enemies of Freedom
Part Five: Easily Understanding the Constitution
Preamble to the Constitution
Test Yourself
Memory Tips
Article I: Legislative Branch
Article II: Executive Branch
Article III: Judicial Branch
Article IV: State Powers
Article V: Amendments
Article VI: Supremacy of the Constitution, Debts, Oaths
Article VII: Ratification
Part Six: Historical Knowledge of the U.S. Constitution
Historical Knowledge
Important Dates
Cultivating Good Habits
Part Seven: Full Text of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution
Full Text of the Declaration of Independence
Full Text of the U.S. Constitution
Full Text of the Amendments to the U.S. Constitution
Book Details
Publisher: Genesis Press, USA
ISBN: 978-1-963236-01-9
Pages: 180 pages
Language: Traditional Chinese
Publication Date: First edition published September 28, 2024
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