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What did the founders mean when they said "to form a more perfect union"
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What did the founders mean when they said "to form a more perfect union"

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They claimed that the union was great the way that it was, however, there were some flaws, and they had to find a way to upgrade the articles of confederation, which would thus create a new, "more perfect" union.
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