Inception

Definition

Inception refers to the beginning or start of something, often used to describe when an idea or concept is first introduced or created.

Related terms

Establishment Clause: A part of the First Amendment that prohibits Congress from establishing an official religion for the United States.

Ratify: To formally approve or accept something, such as when states ratify an amendment to become part of the U.S. Constitution.

Constitutional Convention: A gathering held in 1787 where delegates met to draft and create the U.S. Constitution.