Plesae answer if you want brainlisti Sound Off: Do We Need the Bill of Rights? Explain whether you agree with a famous federalist:

The Preamble (opening) of the Constitution says, “We the People…do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.” The people created this Constitution. That is enough to make sure the government will never violate peoples’ rights. We don’t need an extra Bill of Rights! -Alexander Hamilton

I disagree with Federalist Alexander Hamilton. Although the Constitution does guarantee many rights to the American people, a lot of other rights still have not been mentioned or clarified. A bill of rights is necessary in order to ensure that the rights of the American people are protected and that more rights can be added or changed over time which allows the people to secure their rights.  

i believe the answer is a

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