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What was the major ideal of the constitution?
it was a document representing the usa, and rights
Where do the rights of freedom of speech assembly and religion come from?
In the USA, from the US Constitution.
Purpose to the articles to U.S. Constitution?
i have no clue:) i know, it tells how congress and the usa works. and it has some of the rights of the people not mentioned in the bill of rights.-comicbook1
The US Constitution structures the government by creating?
Separation of power/checks and balances Rights of the national, state, and local government Rights of USA citizens
In what document is the freedom of religion guaranteed?
For the USA, the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights is the first ten Amendments to the Constitution (although only the first eight amendments deal with specific individual rights).
What are animal rights in the UK?
In the UK, there are many organizations and such for animal rights. However, there aren't as many as in the UK as in the USA.
What are your rights as the defendant being charged in a criminal court case?
(in the US) You have ALL the rights guaranteed to you by the US Constitution. =============================================== Assuming, of course, that you are in the USA. There is a world beyond the borders of the USA and, surprising as it may seem, much of it is actually quite civilized.
What other countries have adapted the rights and privileges guaranteed by the Bill of Rights and the US Constitution?
While no country has the exact same as the USA the ones that have the closest are almost every NATO country and japan.
How many years has your nation followed the constitution?
USA: 212 years
What occurred after the radicals took control of the assembly?
After seizing control of the Assembly, the radicals wrote a new declaration of rights and constitution modeled after the USA.
Speciffically Who was The Bill of Rights aimed at?
The "creation" of the Bill of Rights as a part of the US Constitution had a specific purpose. As the proposed new Constitution of the soon to be United States was aimed at convincing statesmen, newspapers, and public holders of office, that the Bill of Rights was an additional step to make sure that the Federal Government did not infringe upon the civil rights of the USA citizens. It was a step to limit Federal Government powers.
What was the provisions of Alabama's 1901 constitution?
this constitution is the 3rd. constitution in the USA.
