Telling things, the way they are named. The Declaration of Independence for the thirteen united States of America. "States" being the focus, yes "united" small "u" is correct as is the use of the word "for" and not "of" . The People we're the intended Sovereigns, not the State: as witnessed by the point each States Constitution says the powers of the State are justly derived by the CONSENT of the people. It may not be word for word but it is in there. The power of the Federal Govt is by CONSENT of the State (s). People- State- Federal. That is the higherarchy.  There has been a lot of subtle word play used over the years to change things around: like seeing "United " spelled with a capital "U". It changes the meaning - to be part of the Title when it was not in the beginning. The original Declaration shows this.  "The United States of America" is the title of a corporation.  Proper English is critical and the Founders knew exactly what they were doing. It'll all come out in the wash. First things first: subdue the globalists and then we can get into these "little" details. Thanks :)