Constitution of the United States Carefully read the Constitution of the United States e. Consider the founding democratic ideas identified in the chart.
Identify where in the Constitution these ideas are discussed. Then, briefly describe how the idea is supported in the
Constitution. If the idea is not directly supported, you can explain that, too.
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Founding Principles Location in Document Applied in the Constitution
equality
liberty
voting
three branches
self-government
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