Option 2 I know because I had to answer the same question at some point.
B - It has no formal role in the process
Answer:
The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution to give a clear and direct writing of what the rights of each individual citizen is. It was created to appease the Anti-federalists, who then were afraid that the elites (federalists) would use their powers to take away the rights of the common citizen slowly. These lay the foundation of the unalienable rights, and was slowly expanded on as the years went by.
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The US government thought that internment camps were necessary for the Japanese descendants and Japanese-Americans because they believed that most of them were spies for Japan, and it was they that leaked information and coordinated the attacks
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C. They strived to be the best
