Bill of Rights
cmon sucker
The conservatives in Mexico-primarilly creoles and upper clergy-seek independence from Spain so that they will not have to accept the changes a liberal constitution would bring.
The Constitution of the United States is not bad. Without it, we probably would not have a country right now. If there are things that people don't like, the constitution is amendable! If people want to say that the constitution is bad, I would like to see them write a better one. People need to become active in their country and research the truth in issues.
yes, the constitution is very important without it, people say that we would still be in the Revolutionary War!
a bill of rights
A bill of rights
The people wanted "A bill of rights" - apex
Bill of Rights
That depends on the constitution, and the reasons to deny the vote (given that constitution). For example in the United States attempting to deny 1 million people the right to vote because they were black would be seen as a constitutional violation, but by the same token most would accept that those 1 million people were felons (most would never ask what the 'crime was').
cmon sucker
cmon sucker
That's true. Some people wanted other things included before they would sign.
The states were in existence before the federal government, and in fact had to ratify the Constitution before it could take effect. Since the states were all essentially sovereign, independent nations, the Founding Fathers could not have done anything without their agreement. In order to get them to accept the Constitution, the state governments of course had to share power with a limited federal government; otherwise they would never have ratified the Constitution, and the United States would not exist.
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The conservatives in Mexico-primarilly creoles and upper clergy-seek independence from Spain so that they will not have to accept the changes a liberal constitution would bring.
The Framers of the Constitution directed that Constitutional conventions be elected by the people of the various states for the express purpose of voting for or against ratification and that 9 of the thirteen original states had toratify it.. They chose this method rather than simply having the state legislatures ratify it, because they wanted the Constitution to be chosen by the people through delegates elected by them for that specific purpose. That way it truly would be a government by "We the People." In addition, they recognized that the Constitution was a totally new form of government that would replace the Articles of Confederation. The Framers had been delegated to reform the Articles, not make a new Constitution. This also made it important for the people themselves to have a say in its ratification.