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Celebrating Constitution Day

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232 years ago, on September 17, 1787, the Constitution of the United States of America was signed by the founding fathers.

Trivia: How many men signed the constitution?

If you guessed 39, you guessed correct. At the time, 12 of the 13 states sent representatives to the Constitutional Convention. A total of 74 were named, 55 attended, 39 signed.

This day not only recognizes the formation and signing, but also all who are born in the U.S. or by naturalization, have become citizens.

Who were the 39 signatures?

  • Baldwin, Abraham, GA
  • Bassett, Richard, DE
  • Bedford, Gunning, Jr., DE
  • Blair, John, VA
  • Blount, William, NC
  • Brearley, David, NJ
  • Broom, Jacob, DE
  • Butler, Pierce, SC
  • Carroll, Daniel, MD
  • Clymer, George, PA
  • Dayton, Jonathan, NJ
  • Dickinson, John, DE
  • Few, William, GA
  • Fitzsimons, Thomas, PA
  • Franklin, Benjamin, PA
  • Gilman, Nicholas, NH
  • Gorham, Nathaniel, MA
  • Hamilton, Alexander, NY
  • Ingersoll, Jared, PA
  • Jefferson, Thomas, VA
  • Jenifer, Daniel St Thomas, MD
  • Johnson, William Samuel, CT
  • King, Rufus, MA
  • Langdon, John, NH
  • Livingston, William, NJ
  • Madison, James, VA
  • McHenry, James, MD
  • Mifflin, Thomas, PA
  • Morris, Gouverneur, PA
  • Morris, Robert, PA
  • Paterson, William, NJ
  • Pinckney, C. Cotesworth, SC
  • Pinckney, Charles, SC
  • Read, George, DE
  • Rutledge, John, SC
  • Sherman, Roger, CT
  • Spaight, Richard Dobbs, NC
  • Washington, George, VA
  • Williamson, Hugh, NCWilson, James, PA

Happy Constitution Day!

Learn more at https://www.constitutionday.com/

September 17, 2019by Kristina Haensgen
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Moraine Park celebrating Constitution Day

Moraine Park Jeff Siemers holding up Constitution

Each year on Constitution Day, September 17th, the United States pauses to commemorate the drafting of its Constitution, four pages that created a new government more than 200 years ago and that continue to shape the lives of each of us to this day.

For Constitution Day 2016, the Moraine Park Technical College libraries invite you to renew your acquaintance with the U.S. Constitution and reflect on its historical and contemporary significance.

During the week of September 12th, please visit the Constitution Day display in your campus library for treats, a quiz, and library materials about the Constitution and contemporary Constitutional issues.

September 15, 2016by hbaierl

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