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Who were known as active citizens of the french constitution in 1791?
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The first ten amendments were quickly added to the newly ratified Constitution to?
They are known as the Bill of Rights were added to the constitution to guarantee American Citizens their natural born rights.
Robespierre’s rule in France was known as the “Reign of Terror” because?
his ultra-radical views led to the execution of thousands of French citizens.
What did the U.S Constitution do for the us?
The Constitution outlines what the Federal government is allowed to do. It also outlines our rights as American citizens in the first ten amendments which is also known as the Bill Of Rights.
What was the equal right amendment?
The 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects all American citizens from unequal treatment by the law and it solidifies African Americans' citizenship. Part of the Amendment is known as the Equal Protection Clause.
What is the U.S.S Constitution known as?
The USS Constitution is known as "Old Ironsides".
What are the citizens of paris?
The citizens of Paris are known as Parisians.
What is a Zouave?
A zouave is one of an active body of soldiers in the French service, otherwise known as Kabyle, but now those who wear the Kabyle dress.
Which constitution known as the evolutionary constitution?
An uncodified constitution has a evolutionary nature.
What is article 2 of the constitution known as?
Article 2 of the Constitution is known as the Executive Branch.
What does the Constitution do for citizens of the United States?
A constitution is a plan that provides the rules for a government. Thus, the people living under that plan know how the government is organized, the powers and duties of the government, and the rights and responsibilities of the citizens. The Constitution of the United States establishes recognized limits on the powers of the national government. This is known as limited government. Our Constitution also establishes a representative government. That means that the citizens have the right to elect members to the national government who will handle the day to day affairs of the government. But, those representatives are always responsible to the citizens. The power of the government is shared by the state and federal governments. This is known as federalism. Also, the Constitution establishes three branches of government to prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful. This is called the separation of powers. The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution once it was ratified. These first ten amendments to the US Constitution contain a list of individual rights and liberties which the government cannot take away from the citizens. MrV There is also an element of our Constitution that was radically different at the time of its establishment. All authority to create, enact and amend our Constitution belongs to the People. A very fundamental reason that no government under the Constitution can take anything from the people that they don't freely cede is that the people alone have authority over the Constitution... Not Congress, not the President, and not the Supreme Court.
The process of submitting to a direct vote of the citizens for approval of rejection?
The US Constitution provides for a process of submitting a direct vote of the citizens for a approval or rejection. This process is called a referendum.
Who is the father of the constitucion?
The father of the Constitution is known as James Madison. This is because he was known to have an important role in drafting the Constitution and revising the Constitution.
