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Seems like today is a good day to learn/review some basic Civics ~ And then encourage further learning & reading! TY @citylightsnc for supporting local authors #books #civics #education #learning #Constitution Learn @ #America amazon.com/dp/151422156X/
Brush up on basic civics- last day offering free download of award winning book. Civics test changed so had to revise/republish book & lost all reviews-feel free to leave review if so inclined- hope you find it useful ! #civics #Midterms2026 #history amazon.com/dp/B0HLTY45GV
Today is Election Day-Vote!!
Then get free download of newly revised Civics Handbook. Have your copy of our Constitution + much more. Handy resource.
New Civics test included.. Free 11/3-11/5 #Election #vote #midterms #democracy #indieauthor #civics amazon.com/dp/B0HLTY45GV
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Today is #ElectionDay! 🗳️ Voters across the country head to the polls today to exercise their #RightToVote.
Learn more about voting rights: conctr.org/4zWwBem
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RISE AND SHINE, AMERICA ⏰ 🗳️ It's finally here! Election 2026: the day we've all been working toward this whole calendar year, during this whole 250th b-day of this star-spangled awesome democracy of ours! And as youhit the polls, here's some essentials to keep in mind:
November begins Native American Heritage Month…
#NativeAmericanHeritageMonth
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📅 On this day in 1800 - 226 years ago:
John Adams moved into the unfinished President's House - 'May none but honest and wise men ever rule under this roof,' he wrote to Abigail.
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Don’t ghost your civic responsibilities! 👻 Learn about the Constitution, know your rights, and make a plan to vote in the midterms. Happy Halloween from the Center for Civic Education! #CivicEducation
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An informed community starts with civic knowledge! 🏛️ It's National Civics Day — encouraging people to learn about government, civic responsibilities, and how to participate in public life!
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#NationalCivicsDay
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📢 Election 2026 is officially ONE WEEK AWAY 🗓️ Soooooo what's YOUR plan to vote? 🤔🗳️ Sound off in the comments 👀
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Born on October 27, 1858, Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th president of the United States, left a lasting mark on America’s public lands. During his presidency, he established five national parks, designated 18 national monuments, created 51 federal bird reservations, and protected approximately 230 million acres of public land for future generations.
Today, you can celebrate his birthday by visiting a national park site for free!
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#OnThisDay in 1867, the United States takes possession of Alaska from Russia under the terms of a formal land transfer, negotiated by Secretary of State William Seward. It would become one of the most controversial deals in American history.
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Happy World Teachers Day! A heartfelt thank you to all #teachers ~ for your dedication and all that you do! You are Treasures..."Teaching is the one Profession that Creates all other Professions." ~ Author Unknown
#WorldTeachersDay #WorldTeachersDay2026
#ThankATeacher
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#OnThisDay in 1789, Congress passes the amendments that will become the Bill of Rights. See a rare printing of the initial amendments proposed and passed by the House of Representatives in our exhibit, #AmericasFounding.
Credit: Loan made possible by Kenneth C. Griffin and Griffin Catalyst
Plan your visit: constitutioncenter.org/museu…
Happy National Public Lands Day !
#NationalPublicLandsDay
#BlueRidgeParkway National Park
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#OnThisDay in 1789, the First Congress makes a highly anticipated move in arguably the most important congressional session in history when it agrees on a list of constitutional amendments now known as the #BillOfRights.
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Today is #ConstitutionDay…
#OnThisDay in 1787, 39 of the 55 Constitutional Convention delegates sign their names to the U.S. Constitution.
As president of the Convention, George Washington was first to sign the document. #ConstitutionDay
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