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Let's just say: there would be a lot more prejudice people out there in the world. we might have had another Hitler incident... And we wouldn't be allowed to talk freely, or choose our own religion. This would also make it difficult to communicate ( without the right to press and assemble).
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∙ 10y agoFor one thing, we probably wouldn't be the United States. The Articles of Confederation (the governing document before the Constitution) gave very little power to the Federal government, and almost all to the States. Over the 200+ years that have passed, if there was no constitution, the States would probably have broken up. Some states may have been claimed as territories of other Nations; others may have become sovereign Nations themselves.
In addition, most of the States would not exist. Without the Constitution, the Louisiana purchase, and other factors which helped the expansion to the West, could not have been carried out, so the US, if it were still joined, would be much smaller. Many of the territories that became States would belong to other countries as territories or be separate Nations.
The short answer is: life would be VERY different.
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How would life in the US be different without the Constitution?
Most likely we would be a monarchy of some sort.
How would life be different without the constitution of the us?
people would live alot diffrent lives and we would have diffrrent cities and communites. we would eat differently and live our lives without alot of things. there you have your answer fo "how would life be different without the construction fo the us?"
Would life be dangerous with out the US Constitution?
yes
What would the us citizens do without the Preamble to the constitution?
The Preamble is not an enforceable part of the Constitution.
How life would be like without the amendments of the constitution?
Well, that government would not be able to modernize with the rest of the world. Amendments allow a Constitution to be changed so without them it would become outdated. For the US, the Constitution would still be how it was when it was drafted, and it would basically be the supreme law of the land in the 21st century, but still in a 1700's time period, if that makes sense.
Does the US Constitution give the president the power to make treaties without consulting Congress?
No, why would they?
What rights were violated by the Japanese Internment?
They were deprived of Life, Liberty and Property without due process in violation of the US Constitution.
What does a food web tell us about life?
it tells us that without an habitat there would be no life on earth
Is everyone has the right to life part of the us constitution?
No, otherwise the death penalty would have been deemed unconstitutional.
Why are local US governments dependent on the national US government?
We have a federal system and in that system the constitution is the law of the land. Without this each state would be an individual place and we would not be the "united" states. Before the constitution was written the Articles of Confederation tried to be independent from a central government and it didn't work. People working together as a unit can get more done, live better, and have a better life.
What would life be like with out animals?
life would be nothing without animals because animals give us food like meat and vegetables and dairy so life will be so weird without animals
Why has the US not ever had a military coup?
Because members of the US military would not follow someone who would try to overthrow the government. Each member of the military has sworn an oath to support and defend the US Constitution. A fundamental mission of the US Military is to defend the Nation's elected officials from any power that would try to change the government without the election process designed by the Constitution. Tenants of the US Constitution trump any orders from superior officers.
