Why Is The Constitution Important

The constitution is a set of fundamental principles or established precedents

according to which a state or other organization is governed. The concept of a

constitution dates to the city states of ancient Greece. So generally the

constitution is some laws that is the fundamental principles and the base of

other law or the basic rule. The reason that constitution is needed is that all

civilized society need laws in order to survive. And generally the constitution

serves as the foundation and outline of the system of the laws and the basic

principle of the rights. Therefore, it is the distributions of how a country

works. The U.S constitution was a document between the 13 colonies about

the national government, kind of how they work together. And the
Secondly he sent reports of the importance of

national bank to the constitution, and the importance of the national credit,

which provides a lot help with the setting up of the national bank, and the

economy system, and he is a federalism. The third person I choose is James

Madison, and I think he is the most important one, because he was one of the

central roles in the drafting of the constitution, and he kept a lot notes during

the setting up of the constitution, also helped modern historian to understand

this important period of the history, most importantly he was a central role of

the Bill of rights, and the Federalists Papers.

The framer of the constitution wanted the idea of the government should be

limited, ruled by the people, and each branches of government should be

limited and balances. During the constitutional convention there were three

major debates and compromises existed, which were the debates and

compromises about how should the slaves be counted into the population of