The 200th anniversary of the United States Constitution in 1987, recognized as the "Constitution Bicentennial," held significant importance as it celebrated the enduring legacy of a foundational document in American democracy. This milestone offered an opportunity for national reflection on constitutional principles, emphasizing the rule of law, the separation of powers, and individual rights. Throughout the year, numerous events and educational initiatives sought to engage citizens in discussions about constitutional values and their relevance in contemporary society. It also prompted renewed efforts to ensure that civic education and the understanding of constitutional rights were prioritized in schools across the nation.