Posts Tagged ‘Constitution Day’
The History Behind Constitution Day
Every year on September 17, the United States observes Constitution Day and Citizenship Day, a commemoration of the signing of the U.S. Constitution in Philadelphia in 1787. The day invites Americans to look back at the creation of the nation’s framework of government and to reflect on the responsibilities that come with citizenship. After the…
Read MoreWhen to Fly Your American Flag
When we see the flag, we’re reminded of liberty, freedom and pride. The America flag has accompanied our nation in making its greatest achievements. It flies at both poles, on the moon and sits atop Mount Everest. The flag is how America signs her name. New Year’s Day * January 1 Inauguration Day * January…
Read MoreFun Facts About the Constitution of the United States
Fun Fact: “The United States Constitution has 4440 words. It is the oldest and shortest written Constitution of any major government in the world today. The most glaring spelling error is Pennsylvania. It was spelled Pensylvania. The Constitution was penned by Jacob Shallus, a Pennsylvania General Assembly clerk for $30.00 Fun Fact: “The Pennsylvania State…
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