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Why was “we the people”important? What was “we the people?” How does it affect us?

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Phantasy [73]3 years ago

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Answer:

we the people meant like us as one we all share equal power

we the people was the start of america becoming independent

We the people was the start of United States democracy

Explanation:

We the people as written meant we all hold a equal power we are our own people not one person will control us it was to show the king that we didn't support monarchs basically

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