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In a paragraph, describe a document/writing that influenced the United States Constitution.
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In a paragraph, describe the process of how a bill becomes a law.
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In a paragraph, describe the process of how a candidate becomes the President of the United States.
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The document/writing influencing the U.S. Constitution was the Magna Carta. The process of how a bill becomes a law involves stages in Congress and presidential approval. Becoming President requires winning electoral votes through primaries and a general election.


Explanation:

Document/Writing Influencing the U.S. Constitution

Claim: The Magna Carta

Evidence 1: Limited the power of the monarchy

Evidence 2: Established the principle of due process

Evidence 3: Laid the foundation for the idea of a government bound by laws

Reasoning: The Magna Carta's influence on key constitutional principles is evident in the Constitution's structure and protections.

Vocabulary: Influential, Precedent, Rights

Process of How a Bill Becomes a Law

Claim: Bills must pass both houses of Congress and be signed by the President to become law

Evidence 1: Introduction of a bill in either the House or Senate

Evidence 2: Committee review and approval

Evidence 3: Full chamber debate and voting

Reasoning: The process ensures thorough consideration and democratic decision-making

Vocabulary: Legislation, Enactment, Approval

Process of How a Candidate Becomes President

Claim: Winning a majority of electoral votes decides the U.S. Presidency

Evidence 1: Primaries and caucuses to select party candidates

Evidence 2: National party conventions for official candidate nomination

Evidence 3: General election where electoral votes determine the winner

Reasoning: Ensures a structured and democratic selection process for the nation's leader

Vocabulary: Electoral College, Nomination, Presidency


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