Write 3 paragraphs about could you identify how to protect the United States from a dictator?

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Answer: I would write something on the basis of "following the Constitution."

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The Constitution lays down a foundation for each citizens' rights, and limits the government from infringing on these rights. It also keeps the government confined to what was said in the constitution, but allows We, the People to amend it. Our First Amendment freedoms allow us to express our opinions freely, no matter how crazy or extreme they might be; our Second Amendment allows us to form militias, and bear arms against any threat, foreign and domestic. It was designed not only to allow We, the People to defend ourselves from petty criminals, but allows us to defend ourselves and our freedoms from any tyrannical government that may arise in the States. The other Amendments in the Bill of Rights also keep the government from expanding, but it is all too complicated too explain here.

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