Question

1. govt 3f - how does the bill of rights differ from other sections of the constitution? a. it establishes the structure of the federal government b. it outlines the process for collecting taxes c. it primarily protects individual liberties and natural rights d. it defines the relationship between states 32. govt 3f - why did the framers include the bill of rights in the constitution? a. to expand presidential powers b. to limit the national government and protect individual liberties c. to establish a stronger federal judiciary d. to guarantee equal taxation across states

Explanation:

The Bill of Rights in the U.S. Constitution consists of the first ten amendments and mainly safeguards individual liberties like freedom of speech, religion etc. This differentiates it from other parts of the Constitution which deal with government structure, powers etc. The Framers included it to limit the power of the national government and protect individual rights, as there were concerns about a too - powerful central government at the time of ratification.

Answer:

1. C. It primarily protects individual liberties and natural rights
2. B. To limit the national government and protect individual liberties