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60-Second Civics is a daily podcast that provides a quick and convenient way for listeners to learn about our nation's government, the Constitution, and our history. The podcast explores themes relate... more
FAQs about 60-Second Civics Podcast:How many episodes does 60-Second Civics Podcast have?The podcast currently has 1,775 episodes available.
February 20, 202060-Second Civics: Episode 3896, State Bills of RightsAfter the Declaration of Independence, states began to adopt their own state constitutions, which contained a declaration of rights or bill of rights that listed the basic rights of citizens. Center for Civic Education...more2minPlay
February 19, 202060-Second Civics: Episode 3895, What Made the Massachusetts Constitution Different?Learn about the influence of the Massachusetts constitution on today's podcast. Center for Civic Education...more2minPlay
February 18, 202060-Second Civics: Episode 3894, The Massachusetts ConstitutionMassachusetts was the last of the original thireen states to write its constitution, but it was a model for the U.S. Constitution. Center for Civic Education...more2minPlay
February 17, 202060-Second Civics: Episode 3893, Problems with Legislative SupremacyLearn about the post-Revolutionary War state governments. Center for Civic Education...more2minPlay
February 16, 202060-Second Civics: Episode 3892, More Basic Principles of State ConstitutionsAfter the American Revolution, voting was not extended to everyone, although a larger percentage of people were allowed to vote in the United States than in Great Britain. Government was organized in similar ways in most states. Center for Civic Education...more2minPlay
February 15, 202060-Second Civics: Episode 3891, Basic Principles of State ConstitutionsThe American Founders included several basic ideas about government in their state constitutions, including natural rights, higher law, social contract, and popular sovereignty. Center for Civic Education...more2minPlay
February 14, 202060-Second Civics: Episode 3890, State Constitutions after the RevolutionEach state after independence created its own state government. The ideas that states included in their constitutions included natural rights and higher law, social contract, popular sovereignty, representation, separation of powers, checks and balances, and legislative supremacy. Center for Civic Education...more2minPlay
February 13, 202060-Second Civics: Episode 3889, The End of the Revolutionary WarAt long last the Revolutionary War ended with the British surrender at Yorktown and the formal peace treaty, known as the Treaty of Paris, signed two years later. Center for Civic Education...more2minPlay
February 12, 202060-Second Civics: Episode 3888, Eliza Lucas PinckneyEliza Lucas Pinckney supported the American Revolution, but paid a terrible price: the British took over her mansion, burned her crops, and killed her farm animals. By the end of the war, she was economically ruined. Center for Civic Education...more2minPlay
February 11, 202060-Second Civics: Episode 3887, Setbacks for the American causeThe Revolutionary War was not going well for the Americans in 1778-1780, with British victories in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. Congress did not have the authority to raise money directly, and troops went without adequate clothing, food, and pay. It was a bleak time for the American Revolution. Center for Civic Education...more2minPlay
FAQs about 60-Second Civics Podcast:How many episodes does 60-Second Civics Podcast have?The podcast currently has 1,775 episodes available.