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How many amendments make up the Bill of Rights?
Answer: Ten
Why: Congress sent 12 amendments to the states in 1789, but only 10 were ratified by 1791.
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Which state was first to approve the Constitution?
Answer: Delaware
Why: Delaware ratified on 7 December 1787, five days before Pennsylvania, and still calls itself The First State.
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Who wrote of a 'wall of separation' between church and state?
Answer: Thomas Jefferson
Why: The phrase appears nowhere in the Constitution, whose First Amendment instead bars laws establishing a religion.
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What words open the Constitution?
Answer: We the People
Why: An earlier draft named all thirteen states one by one, a list the final text replaced with the people of the United States.
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Which compromise gave every state two senators?
Answer: Great Compromise
Why: The Convention adopted the deal on 16 July 1787 by a margin of just one vote.
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What pen name did the Federalist Papers' authors share?
Answer: Publius
Why: Anti-Federalist writers argued against ratification under Roman pen names of their own, such as Brutus and Cato.
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