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4) What is the purpose of the United States Bill of Rights? A) to provide more power to the national government C) to protect individual rights of the B) people D) to grant powers to the states to establish
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4) What is the purpose of the United States Bill of Rights?

A)
to provide more power to the national
government
C)
to protect individual rights of the
B)
people
D)
to grant powers to the states
to establish the rule of law

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to protect individual rights of the people

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