Reflect on a part of the constitution you feel is important

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Question: The United States Constitution is the law of the land. In this journal post, reflect on a part of the Constitution you feel is important and include a link to a story about how that section affects the world today.

Here is what each post should include:

Cite the Constitution, and you can paste a short passage.
Explain why this is important.
A link or reference for more information.
Explain your take on the story and how it relates to the Constitution.
Read and comment critically on two other students' examples

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