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The Constitution overrides the government that the Declaration of Independence had described.
The Constitution overrides the government that the Declaration of Independence had described.
The Constitution makes the Declaration of Independence a legal document.
The Constitution makes the Declaration of Independence a legal document.
The Constitution establishes a government that protects the rights mentioned in the declaration.
The Constitution establishes a government that protects the rights mentioned in the declaration.
The Constitution provides more proof that the grievances listed in the declaration were fair.
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The statement that correctly identifies the Declaration of Independence's impact on the Constitution is:
The Constitution establishes a government that protects the rights mentioned in the declaration.
This statement reflects the Constitution's role in creating a framework for government that aims to safeguard the rights and principles articulated in the Declaration of Independence.
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