Question

Why was the Bill of Rights added to the U.S. Constitution?

To declare independence from Britain

To create the three branches of government

To safeguard Americans' rights

To enforce important laws

Answer 1

Welcome to QC!
what do u think can be eliminated

Answer 2

LOL Thanks for welcoming me :)

I think A could be eliminated but idk...

Answer 3

ok you can get rid of option D because this is a job of one of the branches, not the actual document.
also, you can get rid of A bc this came after they declared independence (declaration of independence )

Answer 4

ok so what do u think the answer is now

Answer 5

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @mxddi3
ok you can get rid of option D because this is a job of one of the branches, not the actual document.
also, you can get rid of A bc this came after they declared independence (declaration of independence )
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Oh so is it C?

Answer 6

ya good job

Answer 7

yes, supie, do yk why?

Answer 8

Yeah ik y.

Answer 9

She is asking why

Answer 10

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @supie
This is what I saw in my lesson:

"The Bill of Rights safeguards rights. It did not declare independence from Britain—that was the Declaration of Independence. The articles of the U.S. Constitution describe the three branches of government. The Bill of Rights was not created to enforce laws. That is the job of the executive branch."
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So that's why I think it's C.

Answer 11

ok, yuhh, if it's in your lesson then ok.
side note: the first sentence of that already had the answer in it

Answer 12

Lol Thanks maddei.