Would you make a more perfect Union?
Would you make a more perfect Union?
So let's start off of with a popular sovereignty. Let's test how well you would do with the information you know about the Principles of the Constitution to make a more perfect Union.
So let's start off of with a popular sovereignty. Let's test how well you would do with the information you know about the Principles of the Constitution to make a more perfect Union.
So let's start off of with a popular sovereignty. Let's test how well you would do with the information you know about the Principles of the Constitution to make a more perfect Union.
So your constitution begins with an introduction, or in other words a preamble. What is the first words to essay begins with?
How would you handle the amount of power that is given to you and others?
How do you feel about individual rights and would you keep them? If you can’t remember the guarantee here’s the list.
- Freedom of religion
-Freedom of speech and of the press
-Freedom to assemble in groups and to protest against the government's
-The right to bear arms
-The right to a speedy and public trial by a jury
-The right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures by the government
-Freedom from “cruel and unusual” punishments
Now let's discuss the about the nation. What is the best option between these two that would be good for the constitution based on the information we know about the constitution.
Strict Britain
Strict Britain
Wow, you just about have the same effect as Britain once did, of course not exactly.
Your constitution is strict and doesn’t give citizens many freedoms nor does it give rights. Not to mention you love power, but of course who doesn’t. Before everyone had individual rights that would guarantee basic freedoms and liberties. Instead of the Constitution being a republic form of the government, it's now a declaration. You also changed the separation of power. I’m sure America is glad that you can’t change the constitution.
“Brah Man”
“Brah Man”
You are one cool dude. You a pretty laid back country but you still feel very uneasy about giving people rights and some freedoms. However you still would give people freedoms like freedom of religion and public trial by jury.
You didn’t change anything
You didn’t change anything
You kept everything, you didn’t change one single then about the constitution. You kept the nation as a republic, you kept the separation of powers, and individual rights.