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How has the national government power changed under the constitution give 3 examples?
Under the Constitution, national government power has expanded significantly through various mechanisms. Firstly, the Necessary and Proper Clause allows Congress to enact laws beyond those explicitly listed in the Constitution, enabling a broader interpretation of federal authority. Secondly, the Supremacy Clause establishes that Federal Laws take precedence over state laws, reinforcing national power in legal matters. Lastly, the Commerce Clause has been interpreted to grant Congress the ability to regulate a wide range of economic activities, further extending federal influence over various aspects of American life.
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Three constitutional provisions that has helped to change your national government?
There are many things that have changed the national government. The initial setting up of the Constitution, not allowing segregation, and women's equal rights.
What is the united staes?
A Constitution is a document that establishes the government and serves as a guideline for that government. It lists the branches, leaders, and powers and limitations of the government. The men who wrote our Constitution were well versed in law and politics. They realized that a Constitution is a guideline for government. They developed a document that could be changed with the times. They provided for a system of government, federalism, that took into account the powers of the state with a national government that respected states' rights but also allowed for the national government to be the supreme law of the land.
Who can the constitution be changed by?
The US government. Namely Congress and the Senate.
Who constitution can be changed by?
The US government. Namely Congress and the Senate.
What are two examples of how the constitution has both endured and changed since it was ratified?
Look to the amendments to find the changes to the constitution.
People who opposed ratification of the constitution?
anit-federalists they didnt want the article of confederation to be changed because they thought the national government would be too strong and theyd go back to a government that they just got out of Britain with
What is the us constitucion?
The US Constitution is a document that lays out the bylaws and principle this great nation was founded on. It also defines the structure of our government, including all kinds of procedures for passing and enforcing laws, powers and limits of the different branches of the government, and even explains how the Constitution itself can be changed when that is necessary. There have been 27 amendments to the Constitution so far. It is in effect, the proclamation by which The People literally founded The United States of America.
Which laws cannot be changed by the government itself?
None of the constitution can be changed unless there is a convention called and everyone votes on it
Were the articles of confederation saved by the Constitution?
I'm not sure 'saved' is the best word. The form of government was changed by instituting the Constitution in place of the Articles of Confederation. Under the AoC, the states were more free to govern themselves; under the Constitution, states were now expected to obey certain national laws.
What is the Australian constitution and how does it work?
A foundational document by which Australia is governed and can only be changed by way of a national referendum.
What is the difference between the Constitution of India and South Africa?
constitution of India is not changed .while the constitution of South Africa has changed.
What is called when the constitution is changed?
When the constitution is changed it is called an amendment.
