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The Bill of Rights in the constitution protects freedoms
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How does the constitution protect future Americans?
constitution to protect life property and Proust of happiness
Why did the basic freedoms have to be in the constitution?
This is to insure that future rulers don't infringe upon them
What was the future of America according to senator beveridge?
What was the future of America, according to Senator Beveridge? How did he want Americans to protect this future?
What is the future tense of protect?
The future tense is will protect.
What was the issue when the constitution failed to address an issue concerning the native Americans that would dictate their future relationship with whites?
No representation in Congress
How did they protect people from future government tyranny?
The US Constitution provided a limited amount of power to the government and explicitly stated that any power not given by the constitution to the national government is automatically power of the state governors.
What part of the constitution means to make all generations live free?
The concept of ensuring freedom for all generations is often associated with the Preamble of the U.S. Constitution, which establishes the purpose of the document to "secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity." This phrase emphasizes the commitment to protect individual freedoms not just for the current generation but also for future ones. Additionally, the Bill of Rights further enshrines fundamental rights that contribute to the ongoing protection of liberty for all citizens.
After the French Revolution did women get more freedoms?
No, that would be many years in the future.
What did the Canadian constitution of 1982 do?
The Constitution Act, 1982 created the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and set the formula for making future constitutional amendments. The parallel legislation passed by the Parliament of the United Kingdom made the Constitution Act, 1867 entirely a Canadian piece of legislation, ensuring that Canada would now be able to make any constitutional amendments it wished without the participation of the United Kingdom.
What did anti-Federalist propose to convince Massachusetts to ratify the constitution?
Anti-Federalists in Massachusetts proposed a series of amendments to the Constitution to address concerns over individual liberties and the potential for federal overreach. They argued for the inclusion of a Bill of Rights to protect personal freedoms and limit government power. Additionally, they emphasized the importance of state sovereignty and the need for a more balanced distribution of power between the federal and state governments. This combination of assurances helped sway some delegates to ultimately support ratification with the promise of future amendments.
Why did the founding fathers create a Constitution that could be adapted for the future?
The founders created a Constitution that could be adapted for the future through amendments. Popular sovereignty is what gives the Constitution this much power.
The delegate and future president known as the chief framer of the constitution?
The delegate and future president that was known as the chief framer of the constitution was James Madison.
