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    THE BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT CONSTITUTION Historical Background of the 1987 Constitution The history of the 1987 Constitution began on 11 April 1899‚ the date when the Treaty of Paris between the United and Spain of 10 December 1898 became effective upon the exchange of instruments of ratification of both countries. But the sources of the 1987 Constitution are (i) McKinley ’s Instructions to the Second Philippine Commission; (ii) Spooner Amendment; (iii) Philippine Bill of 1902; (iv) Jones

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    Should the British constitution remain uncodified or codified A constitution merely describes the foundation principles or “established precedents” in which a state or institution is governed. The United Kingdom (as well as one other sovereign institution) rely on an“unique” constitution that is described as un-codified‚ with most states running a codified constitution. The difference between a codified constitution and an uncodified constitution can be represented through physical properties:

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    Analyze how the U.S. Constitution overcame the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation The article of confederation was intended to create weak federal government; it prompted many issues that inevitably needed to be addressed by the government. That lead to a meeting where the new pan of government called the constitution was writ. Once created‚ that constitution with time resolve some of the issues that under the article of confederation. One thing the constitutional did was to give the leader

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    There are many differences between the Articles of Confederation and the United States Constitution. The Articles of Confederation is the first constitution of the United States of America. The Articles of Confederation was agreed on by the Congress on November 15th‚ 1777 This made the people of the states fear the central authority and lengthy land claims before it was ratified. It was ratified on March 1st‚ 1781. While the states were under the Article of Confederation‚ they stayed as they were

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    The United States Constitution guarantees individual liberties‚ but perhaps the most important guarantee is democracy. Everything that exists in the United States‚ or doesn’t‚ is because of democracy. Democracy assures that the direction of the country is representative of its citizens. Each state has a constitution in place that outlines their values and priorities‚ some constitutions are better at fulfilling their goals than others‚ and some have policies that reflect a minority of the population’s

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    summer of 1787‚ there was a meeting of fifty-five delegates to fix the national government. The delegates wanted to replace the weak Articles of Confederation with a strong government. The Articles of Confederation were America’s first attempt at a Constitution‚ but it had no chief executive or court system. The delegates knew they needed to frame a new government‚ but the challenge was to create one without anyone having too much power. Their main objective of the meeting was to fix these issues‚ but

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    to construct a constitution for a young and ever changing country. The Founding Fathers’ were influenced by the Romans‚ the English and many others along the way‚ hoping that they would be more successful at producing liberty‚ order‚ and justice. The result is the long standing Constitution that has guided America and the government through the founding to present day. Greco-Roman Tradition. The Roman constitution lacked a lot of the qualities that the Framers’ of the constitution we looking for

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    The United States Constitution is a very unique and important document. Created to protect the ideals set in place by the Declaration of Independence‚ the Constitution lays down the laws and makes sure the ideals stay standing. The Declaration of Independence set forth a basis for the Constitution to follow and build upon. While using ideals of the Declaration of Independence‚ the Constitution validates these ideals‚ and protects them‚ making them permanent. The principles of the Declaration of Independence

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    Convention and wrote our United States Constitution. These men entered the convention intending to simply revise the Articles of Confederation‚ but ended up creating a new government‚ with a new document to go with it. The Constitution was written a little over 225 years ago. The authors had the best in mind when penning it‚ but with changes in time come changes in culture. Without a doubt‚ the constitution has guided our country with a true aim. Even today the constitution is relevant‚ based upon the amendments;

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    Constitution I support the ratification of the American Constitution. My support is based on the need to establish strong institutions with the ability to unite the people of America‚ establish a stronger federal government‚ and enable the country to manage the tension and debt arising from the just concluded revolution (Adams 89). The constitution is the leading unifying factor of any democratic nation. I am opposed to the idea of the Anti-federalists that a strong federal constitution would promote

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