B. Anthony (Architect of the Capitol) Plan your visit to Susan B. Anthony’s birthplace (National Park Service) Old Friends Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony made History Together (Architect of the Capitol) Elizabeth Cady Stanton Papers (Library of Congress) Read and learn about the case, U.S. vs.

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Constitution Facts and Figures: Although written and signed in 1787, it wasn’t until June 21, 1788, that it was ratified by the necessary nine of thirteen states to become binding. There were 55 delegates to the Constitutional Convention, although only 39 signed the document. Twelve of the 13 states were represented; Rhode Island did not send delegates to the Convention. Benjamin Franklin, 81, was the oldest delegate to the Constitutional Convention; Jonathan Dayton, 26, was the youngest.

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September 18, 2001 joint resolution expressing the sense of the Senate and House of Representatives regarding the terrorist attacks launched against the United States on September 11, 2001 (Pub. L. 107-39, 115 Stat. 222). Ten Years After 9/11 — 2011 series of hearings before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. Related Resources National Day of Service and Remembrance from the The Corporation for National Community Service Today in History - September 11 from the Library of Congress FBI's 9/11 investigation Photographs from the International Space Station over the New York City area by Expedition 3 Commander Frank Culbertson from NASA *A Statute Compilation is a compilation of the public law, as amended, is an unofficial document, and should not be cited as legal evidence of the law.

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September 18, 2001 joint resolution expressing the sense of the Senate and House of Representatives regarding the terrorist attacks launched against the United States on September 11, 2001 (Pub. L. 107-39, 115 Stat. 222). Ten Years After 9/11 — 2011 series of hearings before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. Related Resources National Day of Service and Remembrance - AmeriCorps Today in History - September 11 - Library of Congress FBI's 9/11 investigation Photographs from the International Space Station over the New York City area by Expedition 3 Commander Frank Culbertson - NASA Remembering 9/11 - National Archives Poetry of September 11 is a guide to poetry written in the immediate aftermath of the September 11 terrorist attacks - Library of Congress *This links to a Statute Compilation, which is a compilation of the public law, as amended, and is an unofficial document and should not be cited as legal evidence of the law.

Bush January 28, 2008 – 44 WCPD 117 January 22, 2007 – 43 WCPD 57 January 31, 2006 – 42 WCPD 145 February 2, 2005 – 41 WCPD 126 January 20, 2004 – 40 WCPD 94 January 28, 2003 – 39 WCPD 109 January 29, 2002 – 38 WCPD 133 September 20, 2001 – War on Terrorism – 37 WCPD 1347 February 27, 2001– Budget Message – 37 WCPD 351 President William J. Clinton January 27, 2000 – 36 WCPD 160 January 19, 1999 – 35 WCPD 78 January 27, 1998 – 34 WCPD 129 February 4, 1997 – 33 WCPD 136 January 23, 1996 – 32 WCPD 90 January 24, 1995 – 31 WCPD 96 January 25, 1994 – 30 WCPD 148 September 22, 1993 – Health Care Reform – 29 WCPD 1836 February 17, 1993 – Economic Address – 129 WCPD 215

Constitution Facts and Figures: Although written and signed in 1787, it wasn’t until June 21, 1788, that it was ratified by the necessary nine of thirteen states to become binding. There were 55 delegates to the Constitutional Convention, although only 39 signed the document. Twelve of the 13 states were represented; Rhode Island did not send delegates to the Convention. Benjamin Franklin, 81, was the oldest delegate to the Constitutional Convention; Jonathan Dayton, 26, was the youngest.

Constitution Facts and Figures: Although written and signed in 1787, it wasn’t until June 21, 1788, that it was ratified by the necessary nine of thirteen states to become binding. There were 55 delegates to the Constitutional Convention, although only 39 signed the document. Twelve of the 13 states were represented; Rhode Island did not send delegates to the Convention. Benjamin Franklin, 81, was the oldest delegate to the Constitutional Convention; Jonathan Dayton, 26, was the youngest.