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Our US Constitution is a c _ o_ n_ t_ r_a _c _t between _the government of the United States____and _____the people of the United States_(citizens)________________________.
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The US Constitution was first drafted in 1789 by the Philadelphia convention representing 13 states. It established the ground rules for the government of the United States, aware that absolute power corrupts absolutely, given the bad blood created by the then King of Great Britain when he exercised maximum powers over his kingdom, including the then US colonies. It, therefore, built-in checks and balances between the powers of the three arms of government.
The constitution has seven articles and specifies governmental authority, processes, and procedures. It safeguards liberty, justice, and civil rights. It became effective on March 4, 1789. It has been amended 27 times.
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Hernando de Soto was a Spanish explorer who led the first European expedition deep into the territory of today's United States. Historians worked a lot to trace the route of his expedition. It started in 1539. in Florida: de Soto landed his ships in Tampa Bay. In 1540., they continued to move north-east, through today's Georgia, having heard the gold being mined "towards the sun's rising". The expedition continued trough present-day South Carolina and then to north, across Appalachian Mounthains of North Carolina, and after that entered Tennessee. In 1941. de Soto and his expedition turned westwards, and reached river Mississippi. De Soto was the first European man that crossed Mississippi. They continued trough modern-day Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas, and later returned to Mississippi. De Soto died in 1942.
<span>No. This clause asserts and establishes the Constitution, the federal laws made in pursuance of the Constitution, and treaties made by the United States with foreign nations as "the Supreme Law of the Land" (using modern capitalization). </span>
It was primarily "James Madison" who tried to keep tempers under control during the Constitutional Convention, since he was very much in favor of the ratification of the Constitution.
