Read some truths are not self-evident

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Assignment:

Reaction Post - 200 Years Later - Reflecting on the Constitution and Its Impact - Reagan, Marshall, and Zinn

Assignment Instructions:

1. Once you have read Zinn's, "Some Truths are Not Self-Evident", Marshall's "The Bicentennial Speech", and Reagan's "Remarks at the Bicentennial Celebration of the United States Constitution":

Consider the varied perspectives of Marshall, Reagan, and Zinn. Each approaches an assessment of the Constitution from a different lens.

For each author, identify how their view of the development and legacy of the Constitution during the bicentennial celebrations. Include specific examples from the speeches/articles to substantiate your analysis.
What stands out to you about these varied views? Be sure to include an analysis of each reading in your response.

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