The Preamble to the United States Constitution includes the phrase "promote the general Welfare" because its authors knew that

people can be expected to act in the best interests of the community

the government would have to set up welfare programs in the future

the government needed to protect its citizens from attacks by Native Americans

the government sometimes has to protect the interests of the community

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29 March, 20:33

The Preamble to the United States Constitution includes the phrase "promote the general Welfare" because its authors knew that

people can be expected to act in the best interests of the community

the government would have to set up welfare programs in the future

the government needed to protect its citizens from attacks by Native Americans

the government sometimes has to protect the interests of the community

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Meghan Graves · Answer 1

the government sometimes has to protect the interest of the community

Jacob Garrett · Answer 2

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the last option. The Preamble to the United States Constitution includes the phrase "promote the general Welfare" because its authors knew that the government sometimes has to protect the interests of the community. Hope this answers the question.