Essays on Constitution

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…

The United States of America is known for its stubborn pride, patriotism, and independence. Freedom was ingrained in the Constitution for religion, speech, and press. Yet autonomy can come at a high cost. Arthur Miller believed that freedom was a mental state achieved through persecution….

Prior to commencement of research on a certain topic in any area, it is necessary to know the implication and significance of conducting the same in that specific area. It reflects the intent behind carrying out that research. Today, almost 70 years after independence, things…

The film, 13th was basically referred to the 13th amendment. The film describes the Thirteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution was meant to abolish slavery unless it was a punishment for crime. The film mainly focuses on the racial criminalization and how the America…

It’s been 47 years of our independence and now we are a developing country. With the political and economic developments social complexities have risen. Due to this ,the crime rate has surprisingly increased. The state with the help of police machinery(i.e Police,RAB,BGB) and judiciary introduced…

The constitution is considered the law of the land and everyone across the nation must follow those laws. While the constitution is considered the national law, each state creates their own set of laws that follow the constitution. The original intent of the constitution was…

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…