Best 10
Constitution Apps

1. Access not only the full US constitution, but also several other important documents, including the Declaration of Independence and more
2. Jump straight from the app into the Wikipedia or Google search pages for any item or document
3. Customize the theme to match your phone with both light and dark app skins

Reviewed by Olivia Cordell on April 13, 2018

1. Reference any of the ten amendments of the Bill of Rights on your phone, whenever you need it
2. This simple guide to the Bill of Rights is a straightforward, a no-fluff tool
3. Feel like a true American patriot with the red, white and blue themed color palette

Reviewed by Olivia Cordell on April 13, 2018

1. Learn all about the USA with easy audio books that include readings of the US Constitution, Declaration of Independence, and much more
2. Easily navigate the audio book player to repeat chapters, save articles, or read along to the recording
3. The informative civic lessons are perfect when preparing for the US Naturalization test

Reviewed by Olivia Cordell on April 13, 2018

1. Access all parts of the US constitution, including all of the articles, amendments, and the preamble
2. Search for important terms, then add notes or save articles to favorites to reference later
3. The intuitive user interface is easy to customize, with or without internet connection

Reviewed by Olivia Cordell on April 13, 2018

1. Access all of the US Constitutional Amendments without any pesky ads or pop ups, completely free
2. A perfect tool for American history students or people studying for a civics exam
3. The intuitive design is easy to navigate, super straightforward and understandable

Reviewed by Olivia Cordell on April 13, 2018

1. The massive collection of United States historical information includes essentials like the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, and more
2. Regular updates provide you with other patriotic and historical texts like the Pledge of Allegiance and Star Spangled Banner
3. Learn about the modern US government with information on the branches of government and presidential bios from WhiteHouse.gov

Reviewed by Olivia Cordell on April 13, 2018

1. An intriguing attempt to modernize and digitize the United States Constitution, drafted through a libertarian lens
2. The design is extremely simplistic and geared toward optimizing the ease of reading
3. This early draft exhibits a ton of thought, and promises more features and information coming soon

Reviewed by Olivia Cordell on April 13, 2018