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James Madison did not believe that the Bill of Rights was necessary but drafted the amendments because there was popular support for them. What best explains why there was popular support for the amendments?
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James Madison did not believe that the Bill of Rights was necessary but drafted the amendments because there was popular support for them. What best explains why there was popular support for the amendments?
People thought that the Constitution was too vague.
People felt that the Constitution did not sufficiently protect their rights.
People believed that amendments could overcome constitutional limitations.
People wanted to know their specific constitutional rights.
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It was all about rights back then, they wanted full rights over many things, and they wanted it too be all clear.
So the correct answer should be B.)
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