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Intro -- Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Fabric of the Country -- Constitutional Convention -- Working for Approval -- A List of Rights -- An Incomplete List -- Powers Divided -- Similarities -- Interpretations -- The Part of the Courts -- The Ninth in the Courts -- Roe v Wade -- A Guideline -- A Change from the Articles -- Early Cases -- A Civil War -- The 20th Century -- The Darby Case -- After Darby -- Into the 1990s -- The Commerce Clause -- The Future -- Glossary -- Index -- Back cover.

Intro -- Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Freedom of Speech and More -- The Bill of Rights -- Key Changes -- Origins -- Five Freedoms -- No State Religion -- The Free Exercise Thereof -- Speaking Freely -- Sorts of Speech -- Limits -- Consequences -- Powers of the Press -- The Best Defense -- Prior Restraint -- Student Journalists -- Peaceably to Assemble -- Freedom of Association -- Right to Petition -- Social Media -- Your Rights -- Glossary -- Index -- Back Cover.

Two Very Different People -- Teacher and Inventor -- A Girl Who Wanted to Learn -- First Meeting -- Connections -- Learning and Traveling -- The World's Fair -- Heading to College -- Visiting Cape Breton -- A Dedication -- The Day the Phones Were Silent.

A piece of history -- Before the Constitution -- Gathering in Philadelphia -- The Virginia plan -- A question of representation -- A great compromise -- Drafts and details -- Finishing touches -- Thirty-nine signatures -- Ratification fight -- Taking effect -- Through the years -- Glossary.

"Do you ever wonder where we came from? Or how people lived long ago? Anthropology is the science of humanity, and this can mean many different things. In this detail-filled book, young readers will learn more about how history and science combine in this fascinating career. They'll also learn about physical and cultural anthropologists, how they differ, and how they're the same. Through intriguing photographs and many stories and details, readers will travel through time with anthropologists to see how they, too, can be a part of this unique and important field."--

Only one planet -- Everything's linked -- The wild kingdom -- The story of the gray wolf -- Freshwater, salt water -- The burning river -- In the air -- Juliana v. United States -- Deforestation damage -- Saving the rain forest -- Our Mother Earth -- Earth Day -- Taking your own steps -- Glossary

"Way back in 1786, only 10 years after writing the Declaration of Independence, Founding Father Thomas Jefferson wrote "Our liberty depends on the freedom of the press, and that cannot be limited without being lost." The news media and journalists have always been an integral part of American democracy. This fascinating book will use real-life examples and historical facts to show young readers how the media plays a key role in democracy and how that role (and the news sources themselves) has changed over our history"--

Cover -- Instructional Guide -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- The Way You See It -- Why Are They Different? -- Your Own Experience -- Speaking and Listening -- Understanding Others -- Working Together -- Glossary -- Index -- Back Cover