Why was the bill of rights added to the u.s. constitution?

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For one the bill of rights were before the U.S Constitution, the leaders at the time did not believe that there were enough rights unto the people. Therefore They incorporated the bill of rights into the U.S Constitution to guarantee the protection of the people from the complete control of the Strong Central Government

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