A More Perfect Union: List 2: Pages 24–42

by Betsy and Giulio Maestro

Merely a decade after America declared independence from England, the colonies were not cooperating, and the new country was in trouble. Fifty-five Americans assembled in the stifling heat of 1787 Philadelphia, debating and compromising, in the hope of creating a foundational document for the struggling country: the Constitution of the United States.

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15 words 9 learners

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A More Perfect Union: List 2: Pages 24–42