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Perhaps the most important ideal in the preamble is the government obligation to secure the blessing of what for its people?
Perhaps the most important ideal in the Preamble is the government's obligation to secure the blessings of liberty for its people. It says: "of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America."
Why does a judge who shares a president's views when first appointed may rule differently on cases later?
The role of a Supreme Court justice is to interpret the constitution, not make (or change) law or impose one's personal preferences or views. Therefore, upon examination of the constitution as it relates to a particular case, a justice may conclude that a previously held view is not constitutional. This is, of course, in an ideal system. Supreme Court justices are human.
What is Rousseau's ideal of government?
His ideal government is freedom. be believes all people should be free. And all people should be educated .
The vocabulary word for an ideal society?
Utopia
How has the US Constitution affected the us government?
Technically, the US Constitution was the true founding point of the US. It was the final establishing moment that began with the tax protests and revolution. The former government of the union was based on the Articles of Confederation, which afforded too weak of a centralized government. It not only helped the US centralize power, law, and identity, but really defined it as a maturing nation and culture. No other nation had done that before. That is, defeat the British Empire and define an indepedent government and culture. Up until that time, democracy was an ancient ideal of the Greeks that had long been lost. It was the crown achievement of a long trail from the Magna Carta to the Renaissance to the Enlightenment. It helped the US create its own identity and completely separate from European Imperialist hegemony. In so doing, they fully realized the European potential. In a sense, it was like the barbarian conquerors of Rome realizing what Rome was about and applying it in their own way. It's quite strange. The US Constitution is a Greco-Roman-Judeo-Christian document. It's like a child from a disfunctional family running away and becoming world famous and renouned for their amazing achievements. The Constitution is the internal dialogue that allowed that runaway to accomplish that. Makes me wish I could move to Mars and help write that Constitution... It's all we got.
What ideal did the anti federalist find the constitution lacked?
The ideal that the Anti-federalists found that the Constitution lacked is Individual rights.
What ancient art influenced the renaissance masters?
a vision of ideal beauty
What was the major ideal of the constitution?
it was a document representing the usa, and rights
What is human ideal in your mind?
The human ideal is highly culturally influenced. For some, it resembles the perfection of the Vitruvian man. Others find the human ideal to be a bit more weighty in proportion.
How did Raphael influenced renaissance art by developing?
A vision of ideal beauty -M.T (Apex)
How the states new constitution reflected republicans ideas?
The states new constitution reflected on Republicans ideal in a few ways. The new constitution was built on the foundation of colonial experience.
What are synonyms for archetypal?
typical, standard, model, original, classic, ideal, prototypical
What is the other word of paradigm?
sample, model, example, mirror, ideal, criterion, original
What element from the original text is captured in an ideal literary translation?
An ideal literary translation captures the tone, style, and subtleties of the original text while conveying the same emotions and themes to the reader in the target language. It should preserve the author's voice and intention to provide a faithful representation of the original work.
Why did the farmers of the constitution base the new government of federalism?
The framers of the Constitution, for the most part, believed that a strong central government was necessary. There were several anti federalists that did not believe that ideal.
Which American ideal is expressed in the preamble of the US Constitution?
The preamble of the Constitution is the explanation of what the Constitution is about and tells the main points of it.
Who believed the ideal government would have three branches with checks and balances and the separation of powers?
monroe writer of the constitution
