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Why did Hamilton say that a Bill of Rights was not necessary to be added to the Constitution? A) The national and state constitutions were already a bill of rights guaranteed by the people. B) The Bill of Rights were already ample and of a precise manner within the convention. C) Great Britain had a Bill of Rights under which many were born under and had protection. D) The people had natural rights that could not be taken away by the government.

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           Answer is A, "The national and state constitutions were already a bill of rights guaranteed by the people."

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