What is one reason a Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution? O
A To enable other nations to recognize the United States as an
independent nation
B. To guarantee personal freedoms explicitly
O
C To make clear that some rights are protected and others are not
O
D. To explain the rights that had been violated by the British
government under the colonial system
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