What part of the U.S. Constitution MOST DIRECTLY allows for the safeguard of individual liberties?
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The actual constitution guaranteed a very minimal amount of individual freedom.
The Bills of Rights is a major part of the Constitution that secures individual rights.
It is made out of the initial 10 amendments which were composed by the establishing fathers with the end goal to guarantee that the nationals of the U.S. were ensured the opportunities that they wanted and were shielded from the abusive British government they defeated with their triumph in the Revolutionary War.
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