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What best describes Hamilton's view on how the US Constitution should be interpreted?
He favored a broad interpretation of the Constitution.
What does it mean to be an American citizen in view of the history of rights and the Federal Constitution of US?
The US constitution confers no rights to Americans as citizens. It does however, do so for US citizens.
How did the framers of the US Constitution view the issue of treaties?
America's founding fathers also had some framers of the Constitution in their ranks. Most historians agree that the founders and framers of the US Constitution envisaged the treaty making process to be the mutual agreement between US president and the US Senate.
What was Patrick Henrys Point of view about the government under the articles of confederation?
LIBERTY OUGHT to be the dire t end of your government
What was Patrick Henrys significance to the connstitution?
"Give me liberty or give me death!" oh and next time, try and spell constitution correctly. just a tip
What were Patrick Henrys goals?
- not support constitution - was antifederalist then became federalist - failed at business became a lwayer - had 11 or 12 kids all i know.
How did federalist view the constitution?
they are in favor of it
How did antifederalists view the constitution?
they were not in favor of it
Where is prince Henrys school for navigators at?
Pronce Henry's school fit navigators us located in Portugal.
What Person interprets the constitution as allowing the federal government to take only those actions that the constitution specifically permits?
That person would have a 'strict' construction view of the Constitution. The other view is termed a 'loose' construction. The loose view believes if the Constitution doesn't prohibit the act (or law) it is okay.
Why does the constitution support the death penalty?
The American Constitution doesn't prevent the Death Penalty, which is not the same as supporting.Another View: The US Constitution does not address Capital Punishment anywhere in the document. The only restriction on any type of punishment that is addressed in the Constitution is a prohibition agaionst "cruel and unusual punishment."
Do Elected officials still follow the US Constitution?
Regardless of their view on the U.S. Constitution, officials have to follow the Constitution because it is the supreme law of the land. However, there is a strict and loose interpretation of the Constitution, and modern politics is related to the loose interpretation making it seem like they don't follow it.
