What did the United States Constitution do?

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The United States Constitution is the main law governing the United States. It was created through the collective effort between the Founding Fathers during the Philadelphia Convention. The main goal of the constitution is to (B) create a national government.

Although amendments are later on added to the constitution, such as the one mentioned in (A), the constitution remained mostly unchanged since its inception.

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