Well, the Bill of Rights has emphasized urgent morals and philosophies, and protects the United States citizens’ freedom.
For example; the first amendment, also known as the Freedom of Speech (Press, Protest, etc,), allows citizens to vocalize their opinions. 
While regarding this topic, there are rights also known as unalienable rights- rights that cannot be taken from you. Example of this would be:
• Life
• Liberty
• Pursuit of Happiness
Each citizen of the United States of America have these rights listed in the Constitution.
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Because there were bad consequences
FAILURE.
-The collapse of the Radical Republican Party
-The lack of acceptance of former slaves by whites and their unwillingness to give African Americans the rights they deserved
-"national disgrace"
-Radical republicans having selfish intentions. Republican's wanted to exploit Southern labor by using blacks as a way to get more Republican votes from the South
 
        
             
        
        
        
There is an agreement of price and quantity in the market therefore all market forces stabilized and reached a price that consumers are willing to pay for goods and producers a price at which they are willing to produce in order to make a profit
        
             
        
        
        
Modern day government across most patts of the world, elected representatives are delegates chosen by the people.
        
             
        
        
        
<em>Epics</em>, or Mahakavya, are a form of literature that incorporates art, originally composed in Sanskrit, where Hindu gods were portrayed in stories which also included humans and animals.  
Among the most important Indian epics are the Mahabharata, which is the longest epic poem ever written, the Ramayana, which presents the teachings of ancient Hindu elders in narrative metaphors and  Buddhacharita, that is an where the life of Buddha it is narrated from his birth to him Spiritual enlightenment. 
These epic poems reflect the twelve important core values or qualities of the <em>Indo-Aryan</em> culture which are: non-violence, mind and sense control hospitality, tolerance, compassion, protection, wisdom, respect, austerity, celibacy, cleanliness and honesty.