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The United States of America's Constitution is a very important document for the country. It is a guide to run the country.

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the Constitution is a legal document outlining the powers of the state and local government determined by the federal government

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How many amendments does the constatution have?

the constitution currently has 27 amendments


What does constatution mean?

We citizens of the USA to be able to create a better life, to have the government provide justice for its people, having peace at home, government protection, the happiness and well being of ourselves, and much more


How does the Preamble go?

We the people of the united states in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, and insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defnse,promote the general welfare, and secure the the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our postarity, do ordain and establish this constatution, of the United States of America. That is how the Preamble goes, and the Preamble is the first part of the U.S. Constitution!


The siner of the constatution from?

There were actually forty signers of the Constitution, and they're as follows: Washington, George, VA Franklin, Benjamin, PA Madison, James, VA Hamilton, Alexander, NY Morris, Gouverneur, PA Morris, Robert, PA Wilson, James, PA Pinckney, Chas. Cotesworth, SC Pinckney, Chas, SC Rutledge, John, SC Butler, Pierce, SC Sherman, Roger, CT Johnson, William Samuel, CT McHenry, James, MD Read, George, DE Bassett, Richard, DE Spaight, Richard Dobbs, NC Blount, William, NC Williamson, Hugh, NC Jenifer, Daniel of St. Thomas, MD King, Rufus, MA Gorham, Nathaniel, MA Dayton, Jonathan, NJ Carroll, Daniel, MD Few, William, GA Baldwin, Abraham, GA Langdon, John, NH Gilman, Nicholas, NH Livingston, William, NJ Paterson, William, NJ Mifflin, Thomas, PA Clymer, George, PA FitzSimons, Thomas, PA Ingersoll, Jared, PA Bedford, Gunning, Jr., DE Brearley, David, NJ Dickinson, John, DE Blair, John, VA Broom, Jacob, DE Jackson, William, Secretary There were actually forty signers of the Constitution, and they're as follows: Washington, George, VA Franklin, Benjamin, PA Madison, James, VA Hamilton, Alexander, NY Morris, Gouverneur, PA Morris, Robert, PA Wilson, James, PA Pinckney, Chas. Cotesworth, SC Pinckney, Chas, SC Rutledge, John, SC Butler, Pierce, SC Sherman, Roger, CT Johnson, William Samuel, CT McHenry, James, MD Read, George, DE Bassett, Richard, DE Spaight, Richard Dobbs, NC Blount, William, NC Williamson, Hugh, NC Jenifer, Daniel of St. Thomas, MD King, Rufus, MA Gorham, Nathaniel, MA Dayton, Jonathan, NJ Carroll, Daniel, MD Few, William, GA Baldwin, Abraham, GA Langdon, John, NH Gilman, Nicholas, NH Livingston, William, NJ Paterson, William, NJ Mifflin, Thomas, PA Clymer, George, PA FitzSimons, Thomas, PA Ingersoll, Jared, PA Bedford, Gunning, Jr., DE Brearley, David, NJ Dickinson, John, DE Blair, John, VA Broom, Jacob, DE Jackson, William, Secretary