The Amendment Process Explained - How do we change the U.S. Constitution? We’ve done it 27 times – is that too many or too few? Ben Sheehan explains what constitutional amendments are. What are some of the most famous and consequential ones? Are there any parts of the Constitution that CAN’T be amended? And are there any new amendments that a vast majority of Americans could agree on in these polarized times?
Ben Sheehan explains how, and how often, Americans have changed their Constitution.
Ben Sheehan explains what happened at the first Convention and if the U.S could have another.
Ben Sheehan looks at how the U.S. government raises, and spends, your hard-earned money.
Ben Sheehan covers U.S. territories and how they became a part of America.
Ben Sheehan explains the filibuster’s history, evolution, rules, and potential reforms.
Ben Sheehan explores why many Americans know so little about government and how to change that.
Ben Sheehan unearths the true history of our right to vote…or lack thereof.
Ben Sheehan reveals why we vote on Tuesdays, who runs our elections, and how voting varies by state.
In this episode, Ben Sheehan unpacks America's complex relationship with political parties.
Ben Sheehan breaks down the origins of political fundraising and the ins-and-outs of campaign texts,
Ben Sheehan provides a comprehensive exploration of the Electoral College.
"Civics Made Easy," hosted by Ben Sheehan, breaks down the complex world of American government and civic participation. Each episode transforms intricate concepts into clear, digestible lessons, equipping viewers with the essential knowledge to actively participate in their democracy. Designed to empower and inform, the series makes understanding civics both accessible and engaging for all.
