In this episode of Quick Civics, Professor Hallenbrook breaks down the Third Amendment—one of the least discussed but historically important parts of the U.S. Constitution. Learn why the Founding Fathers banned the government from forcing citizens to house soldiers, how this amendment traces back to British abuses before the American Revolution, and why it still matters today. This quick, accessible lesson explains the history, meaning, and modern relevance of the Third Amendment in clear, engaging terms.
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