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United States Constitution

  1. The Constitution of the United States
    The Constitutional Convention
    The Constitution of the United States
    The Constitutional Convention 1787

    This founding charter sets out how the United States government is built and what powers it holds. Its seven articles are followed by all 27 amendments, beginning with the Bill of Rights.

    35 min reading time