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Why is the bill of rights considered a major contribution to the cause of human rights?

Why is the bill of rights considered a major contribution to the cause of human rights?
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Why is the bill of rights considered a major contribution to the cause of human rights?

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The bill of rights is the first 10 amendments in the constitution, they give citizens rights that government can't take away
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Because it helped the government form and if the government forms it effects he people
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