Don't Tread on Me: The Constitution and State Sovereignty

By Paul Curtman

Book Overview

"Don't Tread On Me. The Constitution and State Sovereignty: How Federalism Keeps You Free" offers a clear and engaging journey into the heart of America's founding principles. This book breaks down the U.S. Constitution in a way that's easy to follow, without sacrificing the depth and seriousness of its ideas. It reveals how the Founding Fathers designed a system where the states-and their citizens-serve as vital guardians of liberty.

Through straightforward explanations, illuminating quotes, and thoughtful analysis, readers will discover why the Preamble matters, what powers Article I, Section 8 grants (and what limits it implies), and how state sovereignty is not just a relic of the past but a living principle essential to our freedom today.

Ideal for students at public and private schools and homeschool, history buffs, and anyone curious about their rights and responsibilities, this book encourages readers to reflect, engage, and take part in the American experiment. It simplifies the Constitution without dumbing it down, showing how its wisdom can still guide and empower us in modern times.

Whether you're new to constitutional principles or revisiting them with fresh eyes, Don't Tread On Me is your companion for understanding what it means to live as a free and responsible citizen in a constitutional republic.

• Format: Paperback
• ISBN: 0981452426
• ISBN13: 9780981452425
• Release Date: January 2009
• Publisher: Greatheart Publishing
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.