history quiz please help? a.It created a federal system of power sharing between the national and state governments.
c.It gave all people the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
b.It created ten amendments that guaranteed certain freedoms.
d.It outlined the role of England and...
barely didn't? im sure there has been thousand of attempts all the time that died out in it's infancy. I'm just curious if anyone knows what was the last one that almost made it?
in advanced, ty for your help
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