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Beers with our Founding Fathers

country), borrowing and debts, defense and general welfare

of our Country, regulate international trade, immigration
and naturalization, establish a monetary system, postal

system, international laws and punishments against our
Country, declare war and rules of war, establish a military

and duties of war and suppress insurrections and invasions,
reserves militias to the states, establishes the nation’s

capital, and make any laws necessary to execute these
authorities.

 Section Nine. Defines that the states may admit persons
without prohibition until 1808, and be taxed for each

person. Provides that habeas corpus shall not be
suspended, except under cases of rebellion or other public

safety. It prohibits Congress from passing a legislative act
specific to a person or persons or imposes punishment

without trial [historically common in England and the
colonies]. Prohibits unfair – or biased – taxation without

uniform apportionment based on the census and taxation of
products to the states or preference of trade among the

states. Prohibits noble titles and acceptance of foreign gifts

without Congressional approval.
 Section Ten. Prohibits the states from exercising those
authorities reserved to the federal government, or also

prohibiting the federal government, as detailed in Sections

eight and nine.
Article Two

Executive Branch

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