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By using the 7 principles of government:

  1. Popular sovereignty
  2. Republicanism
  3. Federalism
  4. Separation of Powers
  5. Limited Government
  6. Checks and Balances
  7. Individual Rights

Also by making 6 goals for them to accomplish, which is stated in the Preamble.

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The US Constitution did not set up a tyrannical government ("characterized by or favoring absolute obedience to authority" - Answers.com). It did take certain powers away from the States. For example, it forbade the States from levying tariffs, it required the States to give "full faith and credit" to the laws of the other States, and so forth.

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