THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATESWe the People of the United States...
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The goal for creating the Constitution was to outline the rights of an American citizen and create a government with sufficient power to unify the country.
Freedom of religion, speech, press, and assembly (Amendment 1)
Freedom to vote no matter your race, color, or background (Amendment 15)
Freedom from excessive bail, cruel, and unjust punishments (Amendment 8)
It separates our government into 3 branches, and ensures that we have a system of checks and balances to prevent abuse of power.
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It practives the idea of federalism by dividing power into the national government and state government, helping to avoid abuse of power from both.
Finally, it protects the various rights and freedoms that each American citizen has in the United States.
Today, our Constitution has 27 ratified amendments. This document is recognized as the foundation of our country and has acted as a model for other countries.
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