The founding fathers used the phrase "we the people" because they knew England did not consider the people at all and they wanted to consider its flaws. Also, they were influenced by the Enlightenment ideas of for the people, by the people, to the people. They were enraged that they had taxation without representation and had fought an entire war over it, so it would be hypocritical not to include it in the preamble.
The answer would be B. After the Great War African Americans had proven that they could be good soldiers. They seen an increase in rights. It isn't D because in this time period men already had all of the rights they needed.
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Because he defeated the rest of the competitors i think im not sure though x
Answer:
b?
Explanation:
I read over them and I believe its B if its wrong im sorry im kinda in a hurry.