Teaching American History recently released the final volume in our series of document collections on American government: Federalism: Core Documents.

Today we tell the story of Win Anderson, who as a student in the MAHG program studied separation of powers under Alvis and federalism under Dinan. Anderson, who teaches government, credits these professors with helping her understand the founders’ motives and mechanisms for limiting the power of government.

From before the Founding to the present and from history to government, Teaching American History's courses enable teachers to master their content with professors adept at navigating complicated issues through document-based discussions.

Presidential overreach and congressional abdication of authority? David Alvis and Joe Postell cover it all in their latest CDC volume, Separation of Powers.