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Read a One Minute Introduction to the Second Amendment.

Learn Why The Founders Created The United States Constitution.

Read the Declaration of Independence, The Constitution, The Bill of Rights and all of the Amendments.

Find out why the Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution.

Learn the history and purpose of the Right to Bear Arms.

Understand the context and grammar of the Second Amendment.

Recognize the overarching plan for Liberty and Freedom for "We the People."

Why Focus on the Second Amendment?

The Second Amendment is integral to the protections of freedom provided by the American Founders. It is also a bellwether for the future of the Constitution. If the Second Amendment can be undermined outside of the constitutional process, then all of the Constitution can be undermined.

What Does the Minute Man Emblem Represent?

The Minute Man is an icon for the the United States Constitution and the Second Amendment: The common man, sleeves rolled up, musket lowered but ready. Freedom-loving to the point of sacrifice; vigilant, prepared, able. Use it as a rallying point to discuss the Constitution of the United States, and what it means to be an American, with your neighbors and family.

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