Both the North Carolina state constitution and the U.S. Constitution include preambles to articulate the foundational principles and purposes of the document. The preamble serves as an introduction, setting the tone and outlining the intentions of the framers, emphasizing values such as justice, liberty, and the common good. This helps to provide context for the specific provisions that follow and reinforces the legitimacy of the government's authority. Additionally, preambles can inspire civic engagement by reminding citizens of their rights and responsibilities.
It is a state document and not federal. As it is the constitution's preamble is only a paragraph.
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The Preamble
the preamble is important, especially in the constitution.. to explain the document., and to establish the justise
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The Preamble
In the preamble, one typically states the goals and purpose of the document. While not a summary, it should generally provide a preview of what is to be covered in the document, and the reason for the document.
Preamble
A preamble is an introductory text to a document. Many different kinds of documents can have preambles. So, yes, you can have a preamble that is not followed by a constitution, but it must be followed by something else, such as a regulation or a proclamation.
The preamble of the US constitution
the preamble of the United States constitution
The Preamble