[MosesKnows]

My answer is that the people rejected the Constitution unless the Framers agreed to add clauses further restricting government power.

What is your answer?

[no-to-illegals]

Was dubbed the Bill of Rights <~~ first ten Amendments

[adorno]

Simple answer is that...

The Constitution is unconstitutional because...

it wasn’t put to a vote by the people. ;)

[workerbee]

These days, you have NO STANDING to pose the question.

[Vermont Lt]

They accepted the “package” of the Constitution and the amendments.

[C210N]

Did the people accept or reject the Constitution when offered for ratification?

The Constitution was a construct for the States, and only indirectly, the People. So, strictly speaking, no.

We were not founded as the 'United People of America', but founded as the 'United States of America'.

Then, some fools mucked around with the setup, 17th amendment for example, and made the federal side do thousands of things, when we as states only enumerated a dozen or so things the federals could do.

[Responsibility2nd]

The United States Constitution was ratified on June 21, 1788, when New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify it. The process was established in Article VII of the Constitution, which stated that the Constitution would be established between the states that ratified it once nine states had done so. The Confederation Congress then set March 9, 1789 as the date for the new government to begin operating under the Constitution. Rhode Island was the last state to ratify, on May 29, 1790, after initially rejecting it.

[samiam5]

“Did the people accept or reject the Constitution when offered for ratification?”

Yes, they did.