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You must be 35 years old, born in the United States (or be a resident for 14 years)
the answer is a articles of confederation
Common Sense was a book written about why the colonies should break away from Great Britain's rule. It became popular because many American colonists believed that they would be better off as an independent country.
The first important gate was the way that the congress members were elected. Before they started being elected through popular vote, framers made it so that state legislatures choose congress members because they believed that people couldn't be trusted with such a serious issue like choosing their government members.
The second was the introduction of the electoral college. They didn't think that people would be suited for choosing the president directly so they made the electoral college based on the population size to choose the president instead of the people themselves. This process got reformed over time as well to increase democracy.
