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- Designated day: September 17
- Also known as Citizenship Day
- Citizens are not given this day off from work
- Constitution was signed in 1787
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Constitution Day is a federal holiday celebrated on September 17. It celebrates the ratification of the U.S. Constitution.
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Constitution Day History
- 1939: William Randolph Hearst endorsed a day to celebrate the citizenship of people of the U.S.
- 1940: Congress declared the third Sunday in May "I Am an American Day"
- 1952: Louisville, Ohio, resident Olga T. Weber petitioned municipal offices to establish Constitution Day
- September 17, 1952: Declared Constitution Day in Louisville, OH
- April, 1953: Weber petitioned the state to declare September 17 Constitution Day statewide
- August, 1953: September 17-23rd declared Constitution Week
- April 15, 1957: Louisville City Council declared themselves Constitution Town
- 2004: Law that established Constitution Day was created
- May, 2005: Enactment of law announced by the United States Department of Education
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Constitution Day on Amazon
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Charlie Rose with Sandra Day O'Connor (February 28, 2002) - $24.95
An hour with Sandra Day O'Connor, associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. She discusses her ascendance to the nation's highest court, the possibility that she...Amazon
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Constitution Day Montage Giclee Poster Print by Dynamic Graphics, 12x16 - $39.99
Art.com is the world's largest retailer of art prints, posters, photographs, and framed artwork. With our huge selection of over 400,000 prints, you'll easily find the perfect piec...Amazon
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First Day of Issue Signing the Constitution 1787 - 1987 September 17, 1987
Authorized Gold Stamp Replica with Stamped Envelope Marked First Day of Issue.Amazon
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Constitution Day Questions
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What is the history of the Cherokee Constitution? 1 Answer---quote-- During the British and French fight for power of colonial North America, the Cherokee commonly joined with the British, and in the American Revolutio... read more -
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