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Clara Anthony

21 May, 16:18

Which of the following are discussed in the Preamble to the U. S. Constitution?

1) that the Constitution is being enacted to secure liberty for the people

2) that states should be able to leave the union when they want

3) the duties and responsibilities that each citizen has to the government

4) right to freedom from searches without a warrant

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