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What is the intent of U.S. Constitution? Separates powers of the state and the federal government. Protects the freedom of U.S. citizens. Includes complaints of King George III’s actions. Declares our
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What is the intent of U.S. Constitution? Separates powers of the state and the federal government.

Protects the freedom of U.S. citizens.
Includes complaints of King George III’s actions.
Declares our nation’s independence.
Establishes our government with 3 branches.

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uhh i just know that its to provide for checks and balances

im 90 percent sure its the last one

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