what does the contitution do ?
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It was envisioned to be a foundation of all laws.  \n\nEssentially, it gives the government specific powers and restrictions.  It delineated which branch of the government can do what.  But most importantly, it provides certain inalienable rights and freedoms for the people.  \n\nThe constitution is relatively short (compared to other countries).  That is actually by design.  The framers actually envisioned that it would change from time to time, that's why we have all these amendments.  \n\nThe constitution is also the supreme law of the land.  Any federal or state law contrary to it is invalid.  The Supreme Court gets the final say on whether any law is unconstitutional.
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consternoon afterble.
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means that the constitution has been changed.  For example the drinking of alcohol used to be illegal by the Prohibition Act.  But the Constititution was "amended" (21st Amendment) to make the consumption of alcohol legal again
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It refers to parlimentary procedure.  It is a way of organizing meetings in large groups so that they don't get out of hand.  Someone moving to vote, means that they are suggesting that the group vote on the issue, and the person seconding the motion, means that they agree with the first person.
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what? "take the Constatution"? \n\nFirst of all, what college is giving you a "certificate"? You misspelled "ConstItution" twice and your question really doesn't make much sense.\n\nBut I'm assuming the answer to your question is "No".
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Read the constitution it's explained
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serving as a part of a whole; a component\n\nalso\n\nauthorized to amend a constitution
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It basically means putting all your loans into one place and then you only pay one person the amount of the loan instead of paying several places.  It is worth considering but you must get a good deal before saying yes.
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It means to make the blessings of liberty safe.\n\nAssuming you mean the line from the preamble, it means that liberty and all the blessings that go with it will be safe for that generation and be further protected for future generations.  That was why they ordained and established the constitution.\nThe constitution is the way that those liberties the founding fathers held most important (freedoms) would be protected from government interferings forever.
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The constitution is considered "the highest law in the land."  It contains the Preamble, which is basically a statement of what the US is all about; the Articles, which give the basic structure of the government and the powers that each branch of government has, and the rules for amending the constitution; and the Amendments, which cover all kinds of issues regarding citizenship, rights of citizens, and more stuff about the structure of the government and how it gets paid.
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Here is what the question means:\nWhat things to communities of people do to help the members of the community and the community overall?\n\nExamples of things communities do to help themselves:\n- Pass and enforce laws to control community member behavior.\n- Collect taxes and spend them on services for the community\n- Create standards of living via culture, education, tradition or other means.\n\nIf this is the best answer, please rate this the best answer. Thanks.
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In short, because anything of significance required unanimous agreement, it was becoming unwieldy to act as a general government.  Two areas where this stood out.  One was acting as the singular contact with foreign sovereignties.  The other was in collecting funds from the States to pay for the general government.
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The Bill of Rights was demanded by critics of the Constitution (the Anti-Federalists), who noted that the Constitution did not prevent the federal government from restricting certain rights. The Bill of Rights was largely meant to prevent the very abuses that caused the Revolutionary War, and/or abuses that had traditionally been solved by other facets of English Common Law.\n\nIn essence, the Bill of Rights sets up certain parts of an individual's life that government may not interfere with or directly regulate. For the most part, these protections are only between the Federal government and the individual, until the 14th Amendment was largely interpreted to force the States to also hold to the Bill of Rights as well.
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Not necessarily, because the 2nd law says that entropy--which is a measure of the capacity (or incapacity) to do work--must increase.  In a constriction scenario, you have clustering of matter, but since space itself is constricted, there is no creation of a gradient, and there is no ability to use the mass of matter and energy to do work.
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Basically, its about Great Britain. At least that's what this site says......\n\n"AN ACT for the better securing the dependency of his Majesty's dominions in America upon the crown and parliament of Great Britain......"\n\nHope this helps. Good luck with the project!
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she said provide which mean contribute to or give...sounds clear to me..\n\nThen why are you confusing us with your wording of her question. Copy and paste is all it takes to keep from confusing people..one word can change an entier sentence
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It's unconstitutitional in most circumstances