They did it because they feared that without a specifically enumerated bill of rights that the government could become tyrannical in the same manner in which the British were tyrannical. They believed that rights of people and states should be written and stated officially instead of just being implied since implied things are easy to exploit and maneuver according to your needs.
I practiced archering during the summer so it's a recurve bow
The Ten Commandments are important because it helps civilize and provides rules that are fair
Coming from a 10 year old who loves Hamilton lol
Yes I’m sorry I don’t but yes
The Little Rock Nine are: Ernest Green, Elizabeth Eckford, Jefferson Thomas, Terrence Roberts, Carlota Walls LaNier, Minnijean Brown, Gloria Ray Karlmark, Thelma Mothershed and Melba Pattillo. They were group of black students who enrolled at formerly all-white highschool in Little Rock, Arkansas. They deserved to be admired because they faced the odd of being in a school who was formerly an all-white highschool, being blocked on the first day of school. They stood their ground and after being allowed to enter freely in the school. Love for education had given them strength to move forward despite the situation they are in against the while students.