On September 17, 1787, U.S. Constitutional Convention was signed by thirty-nine delegates.
Constitution Day (or Citizenship Day) is the day that recognizes the ratifucation of the United States Constitution, and also recognizes all who have become citizens due to either coming of age or naturalization.
About the Constitution
- Charters of Freedom - The National Archives
- Documents from the Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention - The Library of Congress
- Constitution Day - National Constitution Center
- U.S. Constitution - U.S. Department of Defense
- Educational Resources - U.S. House of Representatives
- Constitution of the United States - GPO Access
- Time of Remembrance - Elk Grove Unified School District
Online Election Resources
Voting is the most fundamental principle of democracy. Be informed: study candidates, races, and issues. Exercise your right to vote!