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Constitution/Bill of Rights, 1787-1791
Constitution/Bill of rights , 1787-1791 Page 1 Constitution/Bill of rights , 1787-1791 In every organized society, important ideas and ways of acting are closely related to three questions: Who should govern? What should government do? What should government NOT do? After the colonists won independence from England, these questions led to disagreement and debate. The United States constitution came out of that dialog the oldest written design for a government still in use but arguments about the three questions above continue.
Page 4 Constitution/Bill of Rights, 1787-1791 The view of several representatives from Massachusetts: The data that follow are words from debates at the Convention.
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