CONSTITUTIONAL EDUCATION FROM THE FOUNDATIONS
UNDERSTAND THE CONSTITUTION.
KNOW THE HISTORY.
DEFEND LIBERTY.
Liberty First Society gives you the history, primary sources, constitutional principles, and practical understanding most Americans were never taught — through courses, documentaries, and educational resources led by constitutional attorney KrisAnne Hall.
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Liberty First Society does not begin with the Constitution in 1787.
To understand what the Constitution means, you have to understand the principles, history, legal traditions, and primary sources that came before it.
That means tracing the development of liberty through the early English legal tradition, colonial America, and the Declaration of Independence, into the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
The result is not just knowing what the Constitution says.
It is understanding why it says it.
Liberty First Society organizes constitutional education around the principles, documents, history, and questions that shape American liberty. Start with the foundations, then go as deep as you want.
Trace the legal and historical foundations that shaped the American understanding of rights, government, and liberty.
Understand the principles of natural rights, consent, equality, and the proper purpose of government.
Study the structure of the federal government, delegated powers, separation of powers, federalism, and constitutional limits.
Take the next step into deeper constitutional study.
Understand the constitutional relationship between the states and the federal government, including reserved and delegated powers.
Apply constitutional principles to recurring questions about government power, rights, courts, law enforcement, and public policy.
KrisAnne Hall is a constitutional attorney, author, and educator who has spent years teaching the historical foundations of American liberty across the country.
Her approach does not treat the Constitution as an isolated document. It traces the legal traditions, historical events, primary sources, and principles that shaped the American constitutional system.
49 STATES
260 CLASSES / YEAR
15+ YEARS TEACHING
Study constitutional history, government, liberty, and the foundational principles behind the American system.
Go beyond surface-level explanations with focused instruction on major constitutional questions and principles.
Watch longer-form historical and constitutional productions available inside the Liberty First library.
Use downloadable materials designed to help you study the documents, history, and arguments behind each subject.
Explore material that connects constitutional principles to civic responsibility, government power, and current questions.
Receive access to newly published lessons, resources, and modernized material as the Liberty First library grows.
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