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Create an argument to anwer the quetion: How did tate contitution influence the U. S. Contitution? Your argument hould:
1. Clearly tate your claim. 2. Include evidence from multiple ource. 3. Provide explanation for how the evidence upport the claim. 4. Ue word, phrae, and claue to create coheion
5. Create coheion among claim, counterclaim, reaon, and evidence. 6. Etablih and maintain a formal tyle. 7. Produce a concluding tatement or ection that follow from and upport your argument

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