On June 21, 1788, after the ninth state finally ratified the Constitution, the government operating under the new laws began. Two other Page 2 State’s soon followed ensuring that the new government would have the support it would need in order to succeed. The Constitution was written because after the United States won its independence from England, most Americans felt a much stronger allegiance to their own state than they did to their new country...
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They felt creating a strong government far away from their homes would allow them little or no control over how the government was run. They felt they had just fought and won a long war to free themselves from this very type of government. The US Constitution contains a preamble, seven original articles, twenty-seven amendments and a final paragraph certifying its enactment...
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