The United States of America's Constitution is a very important document for the country. It is a guide to run the country.
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the 27 amendments
it was written for peace of new government.
james madison govenor moris
Supremacy clause.
i think there is 27 changes made to the consttution
The US Constitution is the both the shortest and longest lasting in the world.
The Constitution of the United States of America, along with it's amendments, establishes and protects the rights of every citizen in the nation.
Concord is the capital city in the U.S. state of New Hampshire.
The US Constitution very much did not establish an official religion. Europeans came to America to get away from established official religions.
The part of the Constitution which summarizes why it was written is the Preamble. It states that the founding fathers expressed a desire to prevent the abuse of power by government.
Establish Justice Insure Domestic tranquilty Provide for common defence Form a more perfect union Promote genral welfare(or warfare?) Ensure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and future posterty
It is very important. Right now, it is stopping Trump from becoming a dictator and taking away rights. His recent executive orders are facing challenges throughout the courts system. The constitution is working for us in the separation of powers.
Yes. The first seven states to secede sent delegates to Montgomery, Alabama where they adopted the Confederate Constitution in February 1861. These were South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas. They set up the Confederate government in Montgomery. Four more states seceded after Fort Sumter, including Virginia, and the Confederate government then moved to Richmond, Virginia.
what the differece between 1960 independent constitution and 1963 republical consttution
The following 40 men signed the U.S. Consttution:Washington, George, VAFranklin, Benjamin, PAMadison, James, VAHamilton, Alexander, NYMorris, Gouverneur, PAMorris, Robert, PAWilson, James, PAPinckney, Chas. Cotesworth, SCPinckney, Chas, SCRutledge, John, SCButler, Pierce, SCSherman, Roger, CTJohnson, William Samuel, CTMcHenry, James, MDRead, George, DEBassett, Richard, DESpaight, Richard Dobbs, NCBlount, William, NCWilliamson, Hugh, NCJenifer, Daniel of St. Thomas, MDKing, Rufus, MAGorham, Nathaniel, MADayton, Jonathan, NJCarroll, Daniel, MDFew, William, GABaldwin, Abraham, GALangdon, John, NHGilman, Nicholas, NHLivingston, William, NJPaterson, William, NJMifflin, Thomas, PAClymer, George, PAFitzSimons, Thomas, PAIngersoll, Jared, PABedford, Gunning, Jr., DEBrearley, David, NJDickinson, John, DEBlair, John, VABroom, Jacob, DEJackson, William, Secretar