Do you have any study guides for the U.S. Constitution Exam?

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First, take a look at this study guide created by the School of Public and International Affairs.

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Recommended Reading: U.S. Constitution Exam

Note: Most of the titles that are recommended in this section are kept in Course Reserves, which are located behind the circulation desk on the first floor of the Main Library. These circulate on a limited basis to ensure that as many students as possible can access them. You can see a list of available titles here.

Below is a list of freely circulating versions of these materials that circulate as normal. Undergraduates can check them out for 28 days and renew them online twice. Follow the link to verify whether or not the item is available for you to check out.

Title: The Struggle for Democracy

Call number: JK276 .G74 2014

Location: Main Library, 6th floor

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Title: America's new democracy /

Call number: JK1726 .F56 2005

Location: Main Library, 6th floor

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Title: American Government: continuity and change /

Call number: JK276 .O23 2007

Location: Main Library, 6th floor

Availability: Catalog Search Results