The 10 amendments known as the Bill of Rights were originally intended as restrictions against

a.

the already existing States.

b.

any new States that would enter the Union.

c.

the new National Government.

d.

both the National Government and State governments.

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Alberto Ortega

Social Studies

21 July, 19:51

The 10 amendments known as the Bill of Rights were originally intended as restrictions against

a.

the already existing States.

b.

any new States that would enter the Union.

c.

the new National Government.

d.

both the National Government and State governments.

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Emery · Answer 1

The 10 amendments known as the Bill of Rights were originally intended as restrictions against C. the new national government. It was intended for the citizen to be powerful, not the government.

The 10 amendments known as the Bill of Rights were originally intended as restrictions againsta.the already existing States.b.any new States that would enter the Union.c.the new National Government.d.both the National Government and State governments.

The 10 amendments known as the Bill of Rights were originally intended as restrictions against

a.

the already existing States.

b.

any new States that would enter the Union.

c.

the new National Government.

d.

both the National Government and State governments.