Question
What motive did the Founding Fathers have for adding the right to bear arms into the Constitution? (5 points)
a
To drive up the cost of weapons and ammunition
b
To ensure that the government would have a strong national military
c
To make sure people could defend themselves against the government
d
To try to get the delegates from the Southern states to ratify the Constitution
a
To drive up the cost of weapons and ammunition
b
To ensure that the government would have a strong national military
c
To make sure people could defend themselves against the government
d
To try to get the delegates from the Southern states to ratify the Constitution
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**c** To make sure people could defend themselves against the government
The Founding Fathers included the right to bear arms in the Second Amendment primarily as a means to ensure that citizens could protect themselves from potential tyranny by the government, as well as to provide for their own defense.
**c** To make sure people could defend themselves against the government
The Founding Fathers included the right to bear arms in the Second Amendment primarily as a means to ensure that citizens could protect themselves from potential tyranny by the government, as well as to provide for their own defense.
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