The Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, and the U.S. Constitution all had significance by establishing our current government, growing it from when we originally separated from Britain. We began with the Declaration of Independence by doing just that. Then we created the Articles of Confederation, roughing forming our government. From there our founding fathers created the Constitution, allotting powers given to citizens and states, along with giving a more structured form of the Articles of Confederation. Originally the Constitution wasn't accepted (mainly by anti-federalists) until it was changed to fit the southerners needs (democratic-republicans) and by adding the Bill of Rights, and r granted the rights to the people and states.
The Church created political unity in Europe by spreading its influence to various spheres of life and uniting the people together as Christians. The people also believed the Church and considered it the final authority in a variety of areas
