At the time of the Constitution's ratification:
all states had specified rights of the citizens, but there was not a national bill of rights
few states had adequate constitutions
a bill of rights existed in several states and in the national government
no states had bills of rights

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At the time of the Constitution's ratification:
	all states had specified rights of the citizens, but there was not a national bill of rights
	few states had adequate constitutions
	a bill of rights existed in several states and in the national government
	no states had bills of rights

anonymous · Answer

http://www.archives.gov/education/lessons/constitution-day/ratification.html Check out this article

anonymous · Answer

A?

anonymous · Answer

C seems most likely to me. from I know about it. But I may be wrong on this one :/

anonymous · Answer

uhh im soo lost

anonymous · Answer

i have like two weeks left to finish this whole class its crazy

anonymous · Answer

my counselor has been trying to get my other classes from my old school to fit in this one but i took civics whitch is an econ/gov class but she said i have to redo it

anonymous · Answer

i have this one and a whole other class too

anonymous · Answer

You can do it! I try and make it in my schedule to do a module of one class per day. It gets school done way quicker. (I almost finished Marine Bio in less than a week though)

anonymous · Answer

im on spring break right now and im giving it all i got its so hard but i want to graduate

anonymous · Answer

yeah im trying to do three lol in one day

anonymous · Answer

You can finish a class in a week tbh. Especially if it is FLVS. they make it really compatible. Just give it your everything

anonymous · Answer

yeah i have one flvs and one canvas

anonymous · Answer

You can get it done! Make a goal, and follow through with your personal commitments!

anonymous · Answer

okay:)