Essays on American Constitution

As one can imagine there are many steps before a law is put into action. As stated in the book in chapter 11, “Congressional powers; The authority to introduce and pass legislation is a very strong power” (Krutz 2017). When one holds majority power that…

Overview The Article of Confederation was inadequate in unmistakable regions concerning organization. A part of the challenges related with the Article of Confederation were nonappearance of expects to maintain laws and even the ability to settle any inquiries concerning national laws since it didn’t give…

Before the birth of this nation there were several brutal wars that were fought. The war that gained its independence from British rule was the “Revolutionary war.” Before the wars were initiated because there were several conflicts with the British and the colonials, some of…

The Constitution was written in 1789, two hundred twenty nine years ago, and was only amended twenty seven times between then and when it was last revised in 1992. I believe that it is possibly the time for a complete restructuring of the whole Constitution…

The United States Constitution is the supreme law of the land. It came into force in 1789 and has been amended since to meet the changing needs of the country since the eighteenth century. As of February 2011, there are twenty-seven amendments. The main purpose…

A Framework for Republicanism: Checks and Balances on the Power of the Government and the Power of the People The framers of the Constitution were visionaries who sought to establish a limited representative government which not only restricted the powers of an existing government, but…

Constitutional Recognition of Individual Rights As the colonies diverged from the oppression of the British crown, leaders among the states recognized the necessity of a central federal government. The purpose was to establish a sense of order and union, while maintaining the rights of citizens…

Freedom of Religion Religion is a touchy subject now in these days. There always seems to be an argument about what is right, or what is not. But when people restrict others based on their beliefs, then it crosses the line. People get rejected by…

The Declaration of Independence and The Constitution are two of the three distinct documents that collectively form the Charters of Freedom. These documents are the founding documents of the United States of America. These documents were written by two separate groups of people at different…

Federalism is one of the most innovative and important concepts in the United States’ Constitution where power is jointly owned by national and state governments. In the United States, they have always struggled to create a national government because the state existed first and this…