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When did civil rights become part of the US Constitution?
Civil Rights became a part of the U.S. Constitution in 1868 when the 14th amendment was adopted. The 14th amendment grantees each citizen "equal protection of the laws".
What document gave equal rights to men but no political rights to women?
The US Constitution.
How did the articles of the constitution fail?
The Articles of the Constitution failed for more than one reason. One of the reasons the constitution failed was because of failing to provide political and judicial mechanisms for the protection of rights and failure to abide by the articles rules.
What part of the us constitution did the antifederalists think was needed?
The Bill of Rights, :)
What are the first five amendments rights not covered by the US Constitution?
All amendments are part of the constitution and covered by it.
What is the significance of the English bill of rights on the development of the US constitution?
The bill of rights is the first part of the U.S constitution. They detail the rights given to citizens and gave the basis on what should be put into the constitution.
Which right is recognized by some state constitution but absent in the us constitution?
the guarantee of equal rights between men and women
How was the US Bill of Rights nationalized?
It wasn't "nationalized", but it is part of the constitution and it is followed as part of the law.
What part of The US Constitution changes The US Constitution?
The 27 Amendments. The first 10 of the amendments are called the Bill of Rights.
What year did the Bill of Rights become an enforceable part of the US Constitution?
1791
Why did the US constitution make people want to come America?
freedom and equal rights child
Is the bill of rights part of the us constitution?
The Bill Of Rights is part of the Constitution of the United States Of AmericaMore specifically, it is the first ten Amendments to the United States Constitution. The 10 Amendments in the Bill of Rights were written together to protect the rights that the founding fathers wanted all US citizens to have.
