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Ch. 5: The Constitution Civics Question of the day Ch. 5: The Constitution Civics

How would the United States be different? Qod #1 Imagine that the fifty states of the United States became fifty independent countries. How would the United States be different?

#2: Name 3 things that you know about the U.S. Constitution. QOD #2 & 3 #2: Name 3 things that you know about the U.S. Constitution. #3: What is the purpose of the U.S. Constitution?

QOD #5: What are three reasons why the Constitution did? QOD #4: What are three reasons why the Articles of Confederation did not work? QOD #5: What are three reasons why the Constitution did?