# The American Founding

> Six focused iOS study apps for the founding documents of the United States. Each app pairs the primary source text with quizzes, hints, explanations, progress tracking, and flashcard review. All are paid, one-time purchases with no ads, no accounts, no analytics, and no data collection, and all work offline.

Published by Mushin Code. Every app is $1.99 USD, requires no subscription, and stores progress only on device.

## The apps

- [Declaration of Independence Q](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6761139631): The claim, 1776. 32 quiz units and 160 questions covering the introduction, the preamble on natural rights, every grievance against King George III, and the final resolution. Profiles of the Committee of Five. iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
- [The Constitution Quiz](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6759991849): The framework, 1787. 54 units and 270 questions covering the Preamble, all seven articles section by section, and all 27 amendments. Profiles of eight framers. iPhone and iPad.
- [The Federalist Papers Quiz](https://apps.apple.com/app/id1495901222): The case for, 1787–88. A quiz for every one of the 85 papers, 428 questions in total, covering Hamilton, Madison, and Jay's argument for ratification. iPhone and iPad.
- [The Anti-Federalist Papers](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6759847645): The case against, 1787–88. 85 paper-based units and 425 questions from Brutus, Federal Farmer, Centinel, Cato, Agrippa, and others — the objections that forced the promise of a Bill of Rights. iPhone and iPad.
- [Bill of Rights Quiz](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6782193111): The answer, 1791. Ten focused units and 100 questions across the first ten amendments, with source links to the National Archives. iPhone and iPad.
- [Enumerated Powers](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6799517013): The grant, 1787. 24 study units and 120 questions covering every power in Article I, Section 8, grouped into five concerns — money and debt, commerce, war, domestic order, and the Necessary and Proper Clause. Each unit pairs the clause text with commentary. iPhone and iPad.

## How the apps work

- Choose a focused unit: a paper, an article, a section, or an amendment.
- Answer questions written against the source text, with optional hints and an explanation after each answer.
- Review missed questions as flashcards in a study mode.
- Track mastery, accuracy, streaks, and achievements over time.

## Optional

- [Support and privacy](https://mushincodesupport.developers.do/): contact and privacy policy for every app in the collection.