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The Constitution and the Founding

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Key concepts of the founding era

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The established a government that was , with paramount and power that was limited to protect .

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The Revolutionary War ended with the ) . The Congress struggled to pay war debts , leading to meetings like the and later the in May 1787 as highlighted the danger of .

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Economic strains under the meant the could not adequately , leaving Washington ? s soldiers short of food , clothing , and arms until help arrived from .

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The in produced a document that has endured as the still in use , though its open passages invited and later debate over its .

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Philosophers like and influenced the framers with ideas of , , and ? concepts echoed in the Declaration of Independence and later the Constitution .

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defined a government where the by who protect guaranteed by the Declaration of Independence : .

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The Constitution distributes power through exclusive and , with the allowing to enact laws necessary to execute its .

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Checks and balances ensure the legislative , executive , and judicial branches can constrain each other : , the , , and help prevent .

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argued for a stronger to provide unity , maintain security , and manage commerce , while feared too much centralized power and worried about protecting individual rights . The debate culminated in the promise of a as a to secure ratification . The created a framework that divided power between national government and , balancing with checks and balances . The had shown the dangers of a weak central authority , motivating the Federalists to push for a new framework .

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