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United States Constitution (view source)
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The '''United States Constitution''' is the supreme legal text that forms the framework of the [[United States government]]. It was written by the [[Constitutional Convention]] of 1787 which debated many plans and compromises. The existing Congress sent it to the 13 states; after heated debates all 13 states ratified it in 1788 and it started in operation in 1789, with [[George Washington]] the first president, as the first Congress met in [[New York City]].
The '''United States Constitution''' is the supreme legal text that forms the framework of the [[United States government]]. It was written by the [[Constitutional Convention]] of 1787 which debated many plans and compromises. The existing Congress sent it to the 13 states; after heated debates all 13 states ratified it in 1788 and it started in operation in 1789, with [[George Washington]] the first president, as the first Congress met in [[New York City]].
The U.S. Constitution is a rejection of [[globalism]]. This is demonstrated in multiple ways, including its [[Treaty Clause]] and its prohibition on [[nobility]].
The values the U.S. Constitution promotes is referred to as [[Americanism]]. Furthermore, it is a rejection of [[globalism]]. This is demonstrated in multiple ways, including its [[Treaty Clause]] and its prohibition on [[nobility]].
==Other interesting facts about the Constitution:==
==Other interesting facts about the Constitution:==