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Citizens can change (parts of) the U.S Constitution through their elected representatives, who can propose an amendment (or change) to certain clauses within the constitution.
The United States Constitution has had 27 approved amendments. Most of these amendments were "additions" and did not directly change anything, but added new laws or rules.
An example of a direct change to the constitution would be the 20th amendment.
Originally, the Constitution stated that the President-elect of the United States would be inaugurated into office on March 4th, following the election. However, the 20th amendment changed the inauguration date to January 20th, following the election.
If by "change", you mean remove the current document and create a new one, it seems very unlikely. The U.S Constitution is what establishes the United States. By removing the document, you would be abolishing the United States government, and creating an entire new country. But, I suppose anything is possible.
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What word describes the rights of citizens?
Constitution Constitution bill of rights
What change did the state want before they would approve the constitution?
Protection for citizens' rights(APEX)
What is the purpous of the constitution?
to protect the rights of citizens
The basic rights of citizens are guaranteed by?
The Constitution
What part of constitution protects citizens rights?
They have to be flexible.
Which portion of a constitution safeguards the individual rights of citizens?
bill of rights
When the Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution in 1791 which goal of the Preamble to the Constitution did it meet?
It protected the citizens rights.
What papers describe a citizens rights?
There are different documents and papers that describe a citizens rights. The best document to find such rights is the constitution.
How did the framers try to protect the rights of citizens of the constitution?
They added the Bill of Rights in order to guarantee the basic rights of all citizens.
Can the constitution be used for explaining citizens rights?
Yes. The constitution contains the Bill of Rights which are the first 10 amendments.
What does it mean to be an American citizen in view of the history of rights and the Federal Constitution of US?
The US constitution confers no rights to Americans as citizens. It does however, do so for US citizens.
How does the bill of rights differ from the articles of the constitution?
The B of R deals with individual rights of citizens. The Constitution is the Law of the Land.
