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The Bill of Rights was the first step toward changing the Constitution "in order to establish a more perfect Union" by "We the People." The original, unamended Constitution was a great success, establishing a revolutionary political system that placed people in charge. The Bill of Rights expanded on that basis, safeguarding some of our most prized American liberties, such as freedom of speech, religion, assembly, and due process of law.
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I know that the English had to houses:the upper house and the lower house, and our government has 2 houses- the House of Representatives and the senate, so that’s one way.
Filipinos were already fighting for Independence when the
Americans suddenly arrived. What angered
them was the fact that they were not including during the Negotiations between
the Americans and the Spanish. It was their freedom that was at stake and they
were being left out. Then they found out
that they were now under American rule and this led to war between the
Philippines and the Americans.
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The border dispute is the alamo
