That part of the U. S. Constitution that was written and ratified by the first (i. e., "founding") generation (aka the "Founding Fathers"). It consists of the Original Constitution, Bill of Rights, 11th Amendment, and 12th Amendment. After the 12th Amendment was ratified in 1804, the U. S. Constitution would not be amended again for 61 years. The Reconstruction Amendments in the wake of the Civil War (1861-1865) fundamentally transformed the Founders' Constitution

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Georgia Harris

2 July, 16:07

That part of the U. S. Constitution that was written and ratified by the first (i. e., "founding") generation (aka the "Founding Fathers"). It consists of the Original Constitution, Bill of Rights, 11th Amendment, and 12th Amendment. After the 12th Amendment was ratified in 1804, the U. S. Constitution would not be amended again for 61 years. The Reconstruction Amendments in the wake of the Civil War (1861-1865) fundamentally transformed the Founders' Constitution

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Julie Chapman · Answer 1

The correct answer to the following question will be the "Founders Constitution".

Explanation:

The Constitution of the fathers is perhaps the most relevant of all information on the Democratic republic's Framer's ideals.

Those who seek to have a generalized view of the situation of the matter that comes in the form of such a particular argument or provision in the Constitution would consider a material gathered under the same provision's paragraph, portion, and amount of clause.

The top ten U. S. laws, below is a list of the Constitution:

Religious liberty, voice, newspaper, vote, and referendum. Freedom to hold and bare hands to keep a more well-regulated militia. Access to due legal process, immunity from personality-incrimination, dual harm.

Therefore, the Founder's constitution is the right answer.