This question is framed with with a duality of words that mean the same thing. One is stretching, and the other is bending. First, I would have to question your instructor to clarify the redundancy of the question at hand. Essentially they mean the same thing.
Your best bet would be to clarify the question from your instructor first, and following you should probably try studying simplified documents that explain the three branches of government, along with check with the U.S. Constitution articles in how a system of checks and balances were established. If you do this, it would help you answer the question. To give you the answer is complicated because I don't know what material you are working on. You'd be better studying and forming an opinion, as if you use the answer from a person on a forum, it is plagiarism.
Good luck!
It really was flexible i should say. . it was more the anti federalists giving opinions weather to veto compromises or not.
By having implied powers not stated in the document
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They had: good farming land a sturdy and somewhat stable government different emperors every time you turned around new inventions written law or something
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The core idea of the Declaration was written by John Locke and it was that man had natural rights given by God and that men form governments to protect these rights. When a government no longer serves to protect the rights or protect man that they have the right to change the government. Jefferson, then lists, the charges against the King as to why he hasn't proected the rights given by God. The Vietnamese Declaration of Independence was based on the Declaration of Independence in the United States.
it was written about 600 BC
a written plan for a representative form of government
The constitution and the government framework was written creating the United States.
The constitution is the framework of government. If there was framework it would be confusing because no one would know how things are done or what to do.
A constitution is a framework for government and the new nation, to survive, needed a better framework since the "confederation" didn't work. This meant they had to create a document that was able to create the government needed. So, the constitution was written from May to Sept. 1787 to form the government.
they are: written constitution, unwritten constitution, flexible constitution and rigid constitution.
3 Types of Constituion in Philippines 1. Constitution Liberty 2. Constitutiion Government 3. Constitution Sovereignty Kinds of Constitution in Philippines A. written or unwritten B. enacted or evolved C. rigid or flexible ^_^
The Articles of Confederation were revised, said to be too large to take in and was unusable to salvage, and the U.S Constitution was written.
written and unwritten, codified and uncodified flexible and rigid
The Kingdom of Denmark has a written constitution.
They are always written, because by writing down a Constitution you 'fix' its provisions. After that, a Constitution always is very hard to change or make Amendments to. And that makes it rigid.
The first Pennsylvania Constitution was written in 1776, but it didn't take affect until 1789. This constitution became the framework of all future state constitutions.
The Constitution