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Ancient Roman Laws

Ancient Rome is known for many things, including its military strength, impressive engineering, and cultural traditions. But one of its most important contributions to the world is its legal system. Roman law didn’t just affect people living in the Roman Empire; it also influenced legal thinking across Europe and other parts of the world for…
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Substance Use Resource Guide for Young Adults

Since 1975, the Monitoring the Future Survey has conducted research on drug and alcohol use in eighth-, tenth-, and 12th-graders. The most recent survey indicated that almost half of all high school seniors, almost 30% of tenth-graders, and almost 20% of eighth-graders had used alcohol in the past year. The survey also asks about marijuana,…
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Constitutional Law: A Student’s Learning Guide

The United States Constitution was ratified on June 21, 1788. At that time, it became the official foundation of the federal government. Constitutional law is the interpretation and implementation of the Constitution. The Constitution includes seven articles that outline the three branches of government, how state governments and the federal government coexist, the rights of…
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History of the United States Constitution

The Constitution is one of the most important documents for the United States. It allows the government to work in a way that benefits the people of the United States while giving the government the power to govern. It provides balance to the government’s different branches and guarantees rights to individual people who live in…
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Talking to Teens About Drugs and Alcohol: A Guide for Parents

Drugs and alcohol are the dangers that can transform your kind, if sometimes difficult, teenager into a stranger you do not even recognize. It is hard to know exactly when to start talking to your teen about drugs and alcohol. Even if your kid seems innocent, peers can pressure your teen into just “trying” or…
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Prohibition: The Ban on Alcohol

Between 1920 and 1933 in the United States, the constitution expressly banned the production, importation, transportation, and sale of all alcoholic beverages. Known as Prohibition, the 18th Amendment was passed in 1920 with a 68 percent supermajority in the House of Representatives and a 76 percent majority in the Senate. Millions of Americans continued to…
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