1776 · The claim
Declaration of
Independence
Trace every section, grievance, and idea behind the argument for independence.
- 32 quiz units
- 160 questions
- Historical context
Five focused appsiPhone & iPad
Read the words.
Understand the argument.
Study the documents, people, and debates that shaped the United States—one short, thoughtful session at a time.
Explore the collection
Built for learningQuizzes, context, review, and progress
The story is in the conversation
Five lenses on one
unfinished idea.
Independence made the claim. The Constitution built the framework. The Federalists defended it, the Anti-Federalists challenged it, and the Bill of Rights answered.
Each app stands on its own. Together, they let you follow the argument from beginning to amendment.
1776Independence
1787Constitution
1787–88Ratification debate
1791Bill of Rights
Choose where to begin
The collection
Start with a document you know—or a side of the debate you don’t.
Declaration of
1787 · The framework
The Constitution
Learn the Preamble, seven articles, and all 27 amendments through focused study.
Get the app1787–88 · The case for
The Federalist Papers
Study Hamilton, Madison, and Jay’s case for the proposed Constitution.
Get the app1787–88 · The case against
The Anti-Federalist Papers
Hear the objections that pressed the new government on power, scale, and rights.
Get the app1791 · The answer
Bill of Rights
Master the first ten amendments and the liberties, limits, and protections they established.
- 10 focused units
- Hints & explanations
- Guided review
One shared study system
Built to make
the ideas stick.
Every app uses the same calm, focused rhythm—learn a little, test your understanding, and return to what needs another look.
- Choose a focused unitMove paper by paper, section by section, or amendment by amendment.
- Answer with contextUse helpful hints and clear explanations to understand why an answer matters.
- Review what you missedTurn missed questions into a personal study deck and watch your mastery grow.
Study without the noise
Your attention belongs
to the ideas.
No account
Open the app and start learning. There is no profile to create or sign-in to remember.
No advertising
The experience stays quiet and focused, without interruptions competing for your attention.
Your progress, on device
Study history, achievements, and review material remain part of your personal app experience.