1. JROTC Leadership & Academic Bowl
Tri-Lab 2011
George Mason University
Presented by: Created by:
C/ LTC Ryan Wright C/MAJ Nicholas Kim
C/ LTC Alyssa Huffman C/ LTC Ryan Wright
C/ LTC Alyssa Huffman
C/Corporal Albert Klukowski

2. Unit 6: Citizenship in American History and Government
Chapter 3: Creating the Constitution

3.  Agreed to by the
Continental Congress
November 15, 1777
 First constitution in
America
 Established a weak
national government
 Considered a bridge to
the current Constitution

4.  2ndconstitution of the
United States
 Replaced Articles of
Confederation
 Proposed separation
of powers
 Officially established
in 1787

6.  Located in Arlington
County, Virginia
 Grounds of the
Arlington House
 Military
cemetery
honoring deaths from
American wars.

7. “ I just found a Captain that I served with in
the army in Germany back in the 90s. I did
not know that she was killed… It takes you
back.”
• Major Timothy Davis, Desert Storm Veteran
 “…makesyou hope that people will
remember the veterans that are still alive.”
• CSM Fritz Bultemeyer, Afghanistan Veteran

8.  Section 1:
Revolutionary War
• Brigadier General
James McCubbin
Lingan
 Outspoken advocate of
free speech

9. The Constitution protects our
rights through words, but the
servicemembers protect them
through action.

10.  Section
34:
World War I
• Corporal Frank
Woodruff Buckles
 Last
American World
War I veteran

12. Arlington represents the price that
America is paying for our
freedom.
“Arlington is the Constitution
written in blood…”
-Brent Cox, Facilitator

13. “When we assumed the
soldier, we did not lay aside the
citizen.”