Bell Ringer The Anti-Federalists were troubled because the Constitution did NOT include which of the following? (A)Legislative Branch (B)Supreme Court.

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Bell Ringer The Anti-Federalists were troubled because the Constitution did NOT include which of the following? (A)Legislative Branch (B)Supreme Court (C)Bill of Rights (D)Central Government

Amending the Constitution Chapter 6, Section 1

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The Bill of Rights was influenced by historical documents such as the Magna Carta, the English Bill of Rights, and state Constitutions such as the Virginia Bill of Rights.

Comprehension Check What is the Bill of Rights? 1 st ten amendments to the Constitution

Comprehension Check Which historical documents influenced the Bill of Rights? Magna Carta English Bill of Rights State Constitutions

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Comprehension Check What institution, person, or body proposed all amendments to the Constitution today? Congress