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Constitutions and Government
Why did the Founding Fathers choose to adopt a Constitution?
(1 point)
Responses
to give states rights within the nation
to give states rights within the nation
to give individuals rights within their states
to give individuals rights within their states
to outline the powers of a new federal government
to outline the powers of a new federal government
to limit the powers of the existing federal government
Why did the Founding Fathers choose to adopt a Constitution?
(1 point)
Responses
to give states rights within the nation
to give states rights within the nation
to give individuals rights within their states
to give individuals rights within their states
to outline the powers of a new federal government
to outline the powers of a new federal government
to limit the powers of the existing federal government
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**to outline the powers of a new federal government**
The Founding Fathers adopted the Constitution to establish a framework for the federal government, delineating its powers and responsibilities while also addressing the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation.
**to outline the powers of a new federal government**
The Founding Fathers adopted the Constitution to establish a framework for the federal government, delineating its powers and responsibilities while also addressing the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation.
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