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Why would many people who opposed the constitution argue for a bill of rights?
People that opposed the US Constitution argued in favor of the Bill of Rights. They felt the constitution itself would give all powers to the government officials and jeopardize the freedoms of the people. The Bill of Rights laid clear understanding that these rights and freedoms of the people could not be violated regardless of the actions of the government officials.
What are the rights of people gain as part of belonging to an organized government?
Non at all. An "organized government" could be a dictatorship, theocracy or democracy. The fact that a government is organized has no bearing on human rites - it is the actions of the government that determine that.
Why did the court rule that the governments actions did not violate people's rights?
The court ruled that the government's actions did not violate people's rights because it determined that the measures taken were within the bounds of legal authority and justified by compelling state interests, such as public safety or national security. Additionally, the court may have found that the actions were proportional and did not infringe upon fundamental rights to an extent that outweighed the government's interests. Furthermore, the ruling likely emphasized the need for balancing individual rights with societal needs in certain circumstances.
Who believe that people had rights to remove a government that didnt protect their rights?
who believe that people had rights to remove a government that didnt protect their rights
Where does government get its rights?
The government gets its' rights from the people/citizens of that country.
What right do the people have when the government's actions become destructive of their rights?
to alter or to abolish it, and to institute a new government ------ It is the Rights of the people to take action and either alter it or abolish it. If abolished they are to institute, another word for institute is 'to start' for all those who are just copying and pasting, a new government. For all those in American History with Rux -FrickeFresh
Under president George Washington what did the actions and policies of the government generally result in?
Under President George Washington the actions and policies of the government generally resulted in protests by the people. This led to the forming of the first Ten Amendments to the United States Constitution that gave more individual rights to the people.
What protects us from unfair actions by government?
The Bill of Rights and the US Constitution.
Why was the protection so important to Jefferson's idea about the government?
Thomas Jefferson himself said it best through many different quotes, essentially: Government has but one outcome and that is to destroy the rights of man, it is only through eternal hostility against the actions of government that rights can be preserved.
Explain how the bill of rights guarantees that the government cannot suddenly arrest a person and put him or her in prison without a reason?
The Bill of Rights limits the actions that the government can pass and enforce. It guarantees that there are certain rights that the government can not take away.
In this form of government citizens may have not voting rights.?
A dictatorship is the government where people have no rights.
What actions by the government are prohibited by the bill of rights?
government officials cannot enter your home without your permission or a court order
