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It has changed with time
because it can change at any time. All it takes is the required amount of states to ratify an amendment and the constitution changes. Older amendments can be overturned as well. So the U-S Constitution is something that can change, not something that is carved in stone and unchangeable.
Because the added amendments breathe new life into it.
It is called a living document because it can be changed when it needs to be changed.
First of all, it is still used and relied on for an entire country of 300 million+ people. Secondly, and probably more relevant to this question, it is being changed. It can be ammended, and the way it is interpreted can change over time. Because it is not stagnant and it can change with time, it is considered a living document.
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What is the living document or law of the land that governs the US today?
The US Constitution
The US Constitution is a living document because Americans can revise it with what instrument can Americans revise the constitution?
An amendmentapex
Is the Constitution of the US a living document?
yes, because its always subject to change
What is the document call that outlines the manner in which the US federal government is to operate?
Constitution
What founding document is the US Supreme Court often call to interpret through its rulings?
The US Constitution
What is a Individual document files?
its like a document but for the US Constitution
What was the first document of Us?
The Constitution
What document founded the US?
Constitution
Why is the constitutuion called a living document?
It's known as living , Because when can edit it , which are called Amendments .
Why is the US Constitution a living document?
The Constitution of the United States of America is not set in stone. It is constantly subject to subtle interpretive change by the courts and major change by the passage of amendments.
Why is the Constitution seen as a living document?
The US Constitution can be called a "living document" because it enumerates the way it can be changed. Here are a few examples. Until 1865, the institution of slavery in the US was legal. There was nothing in the Constitution that said otherwise. Added to that mistake was the belief that slavery had always existed in the world, and that before the US Constitution was created, slavery existed and not enough officials or the general public had any strong objections to it ( generally speaking ). In 1865, according to its own "rules" the Constitution was amended to abolish slavery.
Which document begins we the people of the US?
The preamble of the US constitution
