Article 3. The principle of all sovereignty [supreme power or authority] rests essentially in the nation. Nobody and no individual may exercise authority which does not emanate expressly from the nation. How is this idea represented in Article 3 different than the divine right to rule that absolute monarchs like Louis XVI used to justify their power?

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for number 3, the answer is something about how they wanted to get sc to vote twords it, so they add the bill of rights or edited it.

for number 5, the answer is that it was even, they chose one side just as likely as they did the other.