Everything we do in this world, in regards to science is an experiment. When we eat breakfast in the morning we're experimenting how our bodies will react. When we start our cars on a cold winter morning we're experimenting with whether they will start or not. Perhaps the greatest experiment this world has ever seen was the experiment of the U.S. Constitution and the successful result in melting together fifty states.

Some of the opponents of the U.S. Constitution insisted that it would never work; that a republican form of government spanning a land with "such dissimilar climates, economies, morals, politics, and peoples," as Governor George Clinton of New York said,

Even though the U.S. Constitution is sometimes referred to as the "Law of the Land", the authors wrote this document with the ability for change in constitutional amendments. Which gave way to the Bill of Rights also known as the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution. The Bill of Rights gives every American their constitutional rights, because some didn't have their rights when the constitution was first written. The blacks and the women of the U.S. were guaranteed their rights here. Since then there have been over twenty amendments to the constitution, including my personal favorite: the abolishment of prohibition. Which gave all us working class slobs the right to drink.

In conclusion, whether some unpatriotic Americans agree or not, I think the experiment of the U.S. Constitution is a

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