I add a new page called “the incorporation doctrine” under Laws & Doctrine folder, under the History & Law classroom. Or click link below for shortcut. A good read for comprehension on how some of the bill of rights apply to the states. Don’t forget to check off that you read it when you’re done. https://www.skool.com/juris-vitae-4890/classroom/5bc86150?md=2d8bb2b56fbc40eabc9e506b989d48ad

Info related to include everyone who significantly influenced the Constitution’s drafting, ratification, and early interpretation—not just those who signed it.

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