Weekly homework will be questions about the Constitution and it's background. The links below will help you answer those questions. Please pay attention to the 'primers' that I will release. They will have many of the answers in them.
Do not cut and paste answers from the below website into your homework. I mainly grade you about your understanding of the questions and the original answers and critical thinking that you will provide. If you are consistently receiving zeroes or ones, then you are either not understanding the questions or copying your answers.
These are general links to the text of the Constitution.
The Constitution - click on each of the red links to open the different parts of the Constitution.
The Constitution - This site gives both an english and spanish version. It may not help explain parts of it though.
The Constitution Explained - This is the same site as the first but this page gives short summaries of each part.
The Interactive Constitution - Click on the piece of the Constitution and then underneath each piece there are explanations.
The Constitution in other languages - Korean, Arabic, Chinese and others
Cost of the average Congressional campaign 2012 - OpenSecrets
Average jobs of Congress members (House edition) - Wired
Perks of being a Congress member - Fox News
Congress - Is it representative of the United States? (a constituent is the person who the person represents.) - Slide show
Congress broken out by religions - Pewforum
The representation firsts of the 113th Congress - ThinkProgress
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