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Constitution and Federalist Papers

by Multieducator Inc

AD FREE–– CONSTITUTION and THE FEDERALIST PAPERS app is the best way to learn about the Constitution of the United States

7.0
Based in +300 votes
7.0
Based in +300 votes

Last 20 Comments

  • It's crashing. 8 years ago
  • App crashes when U select "Amendments". 8 years ago
  • Worked well and was a very valuable source of information until the most recent update. 8 years ago
  • Since the update, can't open the app. 8 years ago
  • There is inconstancy in the word sizing in some sections. 8 years ago
  • Only reason I'm passing ap gov. 8 years ago
  • This is a handy app, I'm up to federalist paper 37, and have found frequent errors in the text. 8 years ago
  • This would be a great reference source if it didn't crash every time you try to search for something. 8 years ago
  • I like the app. 8 years ago
  • The commentaries, while helpful, also often contain pointless editorial comments in closing-strange. 8 years ago
  • Overall it's a great app, but I have to give it 2 stars for one reason. 8 years ago
  • This a great app for my American Gov. 8 years ago
  • The comments from the author are skewed against the Constitution. 8 years ago
  • I rather have things in paper format when I can but this is something I really want to have near me all the time/on hand to take a peak at here and there so that I really know what these papers say. 8 years ago
  • Very convenient little app. 8 years ago
  • While the app itself does a good job of displaying the Constitution in a readable format for devices, it unfortunately contains a fatal flaw, biased commentary that makes the app unfit for use. 8 years ago
  • There are reviews critical of the commentary. 8 years ago
  • For example the beginning of Article I section 8 is "The Congress shall have Power". 8 years ago
  • Easy to use with complete text and sound scholarship. 8 years ago
  • As with other reviewers, I found that the commentary is slanted against constitutional issues and doesn't contain current SCOTUS decisions. 8 years ago