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27 April, 21:23

Which political value did the constitution value more than any other at its creation?

a. equality

b. prosperity

c. democracy

d. individual liberty?

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  1. 28 April, 00:03
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    In the US constitution, the value that was most important was equality. The founding fathers faced oppression and a lack of representation from the British. Because of that they wanted equality, and from that "equal" representation, for their constituency. Equal in quotes in the previous statement is because not everyone had the same rights at the time. The rights and equality were meant for white, property owning males.
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