The Bill of Rights is a supremely important part of the Constitution. Identify the statements that describe its legacies. a. It has served as impenetrable protection against violations of American civil liberties throughout history.
b. It established freedom of expression at the very foundation of political democracy.
c. It established the belief that federal power represented the greatest threat to personal freedom.
d. It has mostly been ineffective in ensuring the personal liberties of citizens, despite the universal popularity of the personal liberties called for in its amendments.