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The constitution
An introduction to the American Constitution, including why and how it was written and how it is amended.
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- "An introduction to the American Constitution, including why and how it was written and how it is amended."@en
- "A new nation needs a written plan of government. When the United States declared its independence from Britain, it needed a new government. Its first plan created a weak national government that did not work well. So, Americans wrote a second plan, the U.S. Constitution. This new plan worked, and it has become a model for governments around the world. Find out what the U.S. Constitution says and what it means for our lives."@en
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