A written constitution is a set of laws on how a government should function. In the United States of America, the constitution allows government to have limited powers and uphold citizens with equal rights. It is important for the United States to have a democracy world because citizens are able to enjoy their happiness and freedom rather than causing havoc in the community. Federal government are separated into three branches, Legislative, Executive, and Judicial. The founding fathers did not want to a form a government that allow one member to have so much power, so they decided that each branch will have its own responsibilities. The Legislative branch is able to makes law with members of Congress, House of Representatives, and the Senate.
