CONSTITUTION USA is a multi-media project for PBS from tpt National Productions in association with Insignia Films that explores the Constitution and its role in the American story – from its creation, to the crises that challenged and reshaped it, to contemporary debates over rights and the role of government. CONSTITUTION USA will bring our nation’s essential document vividly to life for 21st century Americans.
The national primetime 4 hour PBS television series, CONSTITUTION USA will search out the relevance and meaning of our founding document in America today. At the helm of the series is Peter Sagal, host of NPR’s popular Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me!. Sagal was specifically chosen to host the series because of his combination of intelligence, wit, freshness, and appeal to younger audiences.
Congress had the power to establish laws (but not enforce them), declare war (plus make peace), and had control over the postal service. So there you go.
<span>During the 1500's the Roman Inquisition created a list of criticisms of the Roman Catholic Church, in which Pope Paul III examined and proscribed false doctrines and errors within the church.</span>
