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Title: The US Constitution: A Foundation of American Government and Society The United States Constitution, adopted in 1787 following the War of Independence, serves as the cornerstone of the American government and society. In American political discourse, the term "constitution" refers to a comprehensive set of rules, laws, regulations, and customs that establish the political norms and standards governing the functioning of the government. While the Constitution of the United States is a fundamental document, it represents only a portion of the broader body of rules and customs that collectively form the American Constitution. The US Constitution, comprising the Preamble, seven articles