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The US Constitution was originally intended to "avoid the foreign intrigues of Europe." IE: the constant wars. It was feared that tensions between the states would result in constant waring between them, and the "federal government" would be a way to avoid this. It quickly developed into an 'oversight' power that held uniformity between the states.
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What is importance of constitution?
To know were we stand as a nation
What does the U.S.s. stand for in the U.s.S. constitution?
United States Ship
What do the bill of rights stand for?
First 10 Amendments in the Constitution
Which laws stand above all other laws?
Constitution
What does US in US Constitution stand for?
"US" stands for "United States"
3 reasons on what the constitution party stand for?
According to my sources, nipples.
What did the anti federalists stand for?
The anti-federalist stood for not ratifying the constitution. Consequentially, Federalist stood for the ratification of the constitution. -Thomas Jefferson
What are the Church Teaching on Originalism?
.Catholic AnswerOriginalism is a way of interpreting the American Constitution. The Church takes no stand on how the United States interprets its constitution.
Is the Constitution a single document?
Yes, but people mistakenly think the Bill of Rights exists as a stand-alone document (it is the first ten Amendments, which were added to the Constitution in 1791.)
If you refuse to strike with your Union do you have to leave it?
Read your union's Constitution and Bylaw's! Unions only have strength in numbers if their members stand together. United we stand, Divided we fall!
Is NJ hib policy against the constitution?
Absolutely not. We need to protect those who cannot stand up for themselves.
What does you the people of the US mean or stand for?
The phrase "We, the People....." refers to. and means, ALL of the people of the United States collectively. "We, the people" is also the first line of the US Constitution, and therefore 'stands for', or refers to, the US Constitution.
