I'm pretty sure that it was because the Constitution lacked guaranteeing the people the rights which they lacked when part of England, the rights that they desired (Such as Freedom of Speech, etc.). So after the Constitution, they made some of the rights that they wanted to ensure that the American people could not be deprived of.
The Bill of Rights is in the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights is what we call the first 10 amendments to the Constitution.
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The Bill of Rights i think??
The original draft of the Bill of Rights had 17 Amendments, 10 of which would eventually be ratified. The Bill of Rights was ratified on December 15, 1791.
The bill of Wrongs.
The Bill of Rights. 34 States in 1791?
James Madison. He also responded to the call for a Bill of Rights which became the first 10 amendments. He was later the 4th President of the US.
The traditional answer is that Amendment I through Amendment X, ratified by 1791, formed the Bill of Rights. More modern Constitutional scholarship holds that if one conceives of the Bill of Rights as a manifesto of individual rights, this is only comprised by Amendments I through VIII, as Amendment IX and Amendment X refer to residual rights reserved to the people and the States.
Not only did he support it but he organized the first formal call for the Bill of Rights
James Madison. He also responded to the call for a Bill of Rights which became the first 10 amendments. He was later the 4th President of the US.