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What is constitutoin means?
constitution is a set of rules for government
What prime minister of Canada signed the Constitutoin?
John.A.MacDonald and Mackenzie.
What does the Constitutoin say the vice president of the US is?
Second in command
How did the comprimise of later adding the bill of rights affect your constitutoin?
It insured the rights of allUS citizens due to fear of an over-controlling central government. #
An example of interstate cooperation required by the constitutoin would be?
Interstate cooperation required by the Constitution can be seen in the Full Faith and Credit Clause, which mandates that states must honor the public acts, records, and court decisions of other states. This cooperation ensures consistency and respect for legal proceedings across state borders.
When was the constitutoin signed?
Delaware became the first state to sign, on December 7, 1787. The other states followed, with Rhode Island being the last state to sign in 1790. If you mean the American constitution, then the United States Constitution was adopted on September 17, 1787, by the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and later ratified by conventions in each state in the name of "The People". It has since been amended twenty-seven times.
What are three obligations that the US Constitution places on the national government for the benefit of the states?
The US Constitution places many obligations on the national government for the benefit of the states. These obligations include protection for invasion on homeland, government representation, enforcement of orders, and recognized boundaries.
What are the differences between the articles of confederation and the constitutoin?
LegislatureArticles: Unicameral, called CongressConstitution: Bicameral, called Congress, divided into the House of Representatives and the SenateMembers of CongressArticles: Between two and seven members per stateConstitution: Two Senators per state, Representatives apportioned according to population of each stateVoting in CongressArticles: One vote per stateConstitution: One vote per Representative or SenatorAppointment of membersArticles: All appointed by state legislatures, in the manner each legislature directedConstitution: Representatives elected by popular vote, Senators appointed by state legislaturesTerm of legislative officeArticles: One yearConstitution: Two years for Representatives, six for SenatorsTerm limit for legislative officeArticles: No more than three out of every six yearsConstitution: NoneCongressional PayArticles: Paid by statesConstitution: Paid by the federal governmentWhen Congress is not in session...Articles: A Committee of States had the full powers of CongressConstitution: The President can call for Congress to assembleChair of legislatureArticles: President of CongressConstitution: Speaker of the House of Representatives, Vice President is President of the SenateExecutiveArticles: NoneConstitution: PresidentNational JudiciaryArticles: Maritime judiciary establishedConstitution: Federal judiciary established, including Supreme CourtAdjudicator of disputes between statesArticles: CongressConstitution: Supreme CourtNew StatesArticles: Admitted upon agreement of nine states (special exemption provided for Canada)Constitution: Admitted upon agreement of CongressAmendmentArticles: When agreed upon by all statesConstitution: When agreed upon by three-fourths of all statesNavyArticles: Congress authorized to build a navy; states authorized to equip warships to counter piracyConstitution: Congress authorized to build a navy; states not allowed to keep ships of warArmyArticles: Congress to decide on size of force and to requisition troops from each state according to populationConstitution: Congress authorized to raise and support armiesPower to coin moneyArticles: United States and the statesConstitution: United States onlyEx post facto lawsArticles: Not forbiddenConstitution: Forbidden of both the states and the CongressBills of attainderArticles: Not forbiddenConstitution: Forbidden of both the states and the CongressTaxesArticles: Apportioned by Congress, collected by the statesConstitution: Laid and collected by CongressRatificationArticles: Unanimous consent requiredConstitution: Consent of nine states requiredLink http://www.usconstitution.net/constconart.html
