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The opinions of the majority need little or no Constitutional protection because?
The opinions of the majority need little or no Constitutional protection because they are popular.
Why do the opinions of the majority need little constitutional protection?
The opinions of the majority generally do not need extensive constitutional protection because they already have significant influence in a democratic society. Constitutional protections primarily aim to safeguard the rights and freedoms of marginalized or minority groups, who may face discrimination or oppression in the face of majority opinions. By protecting minority rights, the constitution ensures a more balanced and fair society.
How did Eisenhower contribute to the 1950's as a decade of conformity?
Eisenhower's critics accused him of doing little to stop McCarthyism. This gave him the reputation of allowing a climate to flourish in which anyone with opinions different from the majority was attacked.
What is a government in which a king or queen is the official head of state but has little power?
constitutional monarchy
What are opinions on Insurance?
No, you pay a very little for a lot of coverage.
What is the opposite of majority?
MinorMinor, lesser, little, small...
Brazil became a constitutional monarchy and then a republic with relatively little violenceUnder which emperor was Brazil a successful constitutional monarchy?
Pedro 2
Type of monarchy where the king or queen have little power?
A constitutional monarchy.
Does the majority of the world believe in god?
No, not the vast majority, there are a little more people who don't believe.
Why do the opinions of the majority need little or no protection?
Because they will be expressed, in a democracy, by the acts of their representatives in government. Governments vary in the extent to which they prevent the majority from discrimination against, or disenfranchisement of, the minority (a natural result of shared societal values). This was one reason for the parity of Senate representation in the US Congress: each state, regardless of population, has 2 US Senators.
What proposal by Alexander Hamilton found little support in the Constitutional Convention?
Hamilton's proposal that found little support in the Constitutional Convention was that he wanted a national government. He believed that a national government would centralize power, but allow states to retain their individuality.
Which is the best member out of little mix?
People have their own opinions, but mine faves is Jade and Perrie
