Essays on Constitution

The bill of rights is a section of the constitution that focuses on the importance of the people’s rights and safety, being extremely relevant in guaranteeing basic values such as freedom of speech and being protected from unlawful government action such as unreasonable seizures and…

The following paper touches on the very essence of both India as well as the USA’s rights. We currently live in a world where we find the civilians who take for granted their rights and their duties towards their nation. I write this paper with…

Tyranny comes in many shapes and forms. Because it has been studied throughout history, its methods can now be used as a wake-up call to citizens that are uneducated on the topic. By bringing awareness to the dangers of tyranny, as a nation we can…

 The Constitution protects the rich and privileged in America. The general American outlook on the constitution is that it serves as a guideline for serving justice in the country. It was meant to ensure tranquility and peace for U.S. residents. Sadly, both the way it…

With the vast amount of issues that arose after the ratification of the Articles of Confederation in 1781, the need to create a new Constitution—one that served to preserve the Union and revised problematic aspects of the old government—became Congress’s number one priority. In the…

Have you ever wondered which document is more compelling for Americans? The Declaration of Independence or the Preamble to the Constitution? It’s actually The Preamble to The Constitution. Nowadays Americans live their daily lives based on the fact that their rights are protected by the…

Throughout the formation of our Nation’s Constitution there has been speculation on every aspect of the established supreme law of the land that we are trying to develop. It is understood that there will be questions and protest to any new document and this is…

The Dispute Regarding Slavery and the Missouri Compromise With the vast amount of issues that arose after the ratification of the Articles of Confederation in 1781, the need to create a new Constitution—one that served to preserve the Union and revised problematic aspects of the…

Conspiracy theories are events that have happen and individuals believe that the occurrence was made up. In America, everyone would love to believe the idea that the government keeps us safe and looks out for our best interest. However, many individuals wouldn’t agree with that…

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…