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Enhanced PromptUnited States Constitution, parchment paper, 4 corners folded, 7 folds total, creased along center, old ink signature of George Washington, faded red wax seal of the Continental Congress, yellowed with age, worn edges, cracked surface, minor tears along fold lines, faint water damage, framed in ornate gold, subtle lighting highlights, soft focus, warm beige background, museum display case, low-key lighting, high contrast, sepia tone, nostalgic feel, historical significance, American heritage, iconic document, revered national treasure, symbol of democracy, powerful symbol, freedom and liberty, four-page document, handwritten text, quill pen, eighteenth-century calligraphy, intricate flourishes, formal language, legal jargon, Articles I-VII, Preamble, Bill of Rights, Amendments, significant milestones, influential document, cornerstone of US government, enduring legacy, respected institution, revered tradition, historic artifact, cultural icon, quintessential American image, timeless relevance, inspiring patriotism, celebrated anniversary, landmark event, pivotal moment, nation-building, fundamental principles, guiding values, unifying force, collective identity, shared history, educational tool, essential reading, foundational text, constitutional law, governmental framework, representative democracy, citizen rights, protections, freedoms, responsibilities, civic duty, informed citizenship, engaged participation, active democracy, participatory governance, social contract, mutual obligations, community cohesion, unity in diversity, strength in diversity, American ideals, core values, enduring spirit, hope and optimism, pursuit of happiness, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, freedom of speech, press, assembly, petition, and worship, equal protection under the law, due process, fair trial, jury trial, speedy trial, cruel and unusual punishment, self-incrimination, double jeopardy, excessive bail, quartering soldiers, unreasonable searches and seizures, warrants, probable cause, grand juries, indictment, public trials, impartial juries, right to counsel, right to confront witnesses, right to remain silent, right to a fair trial, right to appeal, individual liberties, collective security, common defense, general welfare, domestic tranquility, foreign policy, commerce, currency, bankruptcy, naturalization, treason, fugitives, admiralty and maritime jurisdiction, judicial review, supremacy clause, necessary and proper clause, elastic clause, federalism, states' rights, enumerated powers, implied powers, delegated powers, reserved powers, concurrent powers, coequal branches, separation of powers, checks and balances, bicameral legislature, single executive, independent judiciary, electoral college, popular vote, direct election, indirect election, constitutional amendments, amendment process, ratification, certification, presidential election, vice presidency, cabinet appointments, impeachment, removal, treason, bribery, high crimes and misdemeanors, presidential succession, disability, resignation, term limits, oath of office, inaugural address, State of the Union address, veto power, pocket veto, line-item veto, signing statement, congressional oversight, legislative branch, executive branch, judicial branch, federal bureaucracy, administrative agencies, regulatory powers, rule-making authority, enforcement discretion, federal courts,
