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How does a constitution provide fundamental identity to a group of people?
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What did the Fundamental orders provide for the Connecticut colonists.?
The fundamental orders of Connecticut and the Mayflower compact were early simple forms of government. The fundamental orders of Connecticut is a form of the Constitution. The people in the colony of Connecticut were provided a representative government that allowed colonists to be elected and help in the decision of key issues or on laws/regulations.
What did japan provide for people after the constitution?
an education
What does the constitution provide the people with?
Well in the Preamble to the Constitution, providefor the common defense ...
What is the peramble to the constitution?
It is an introduction to the constitution that indicates what the constitution's fundamental purposes and guiding principles are (topics.law.cornell.edu) It's part that starts...We the people, in order to form a more perfect union...
What japans constitution was written what did japan provide for people?
an education
After Japan was written a constitution what did Japan provide people?
an education
What happened After Japans constitution was written what did japan provide for people?
an education
What are the advantages of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?
The pros of this constitution are that it includes equality rights and fundamental freedoms. People deserve to live under a constitution that recognizes societies needs and rights.
Where can one get an identity card?
One may get an identity card at a Services Ontario office. They provide driver's licenses, health cards and identity cards. These cards are useful for people who do not drive and would like a card for proof of identity.
Why was the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut important?
the thing that was so important about the fundamental orders of Connecticut is that the laws were a constitution, the fundamental orders extended voting rights to non-church members, and limited the power of the governer. they expanded the idea of representive government.
Which amendment did we the people come from?
This is not from an amendment but the preamble to the constitution. " we the people in order to provide a more perfect union........"
Does the us constitution provide direct voting by people on national questions?
No, it does not. Only states.
