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Why did the founding fathers make it so difficult to amend the constitution

Why did the founding fathers make it so difficult to amend the constitution
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Why did the founding fathers make it so difficult to amend the constitution

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because they had it just about perfected and they knew a monarch might want to take it over so they put those laws in place to prevent an "overthrow"
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