The Significance Of The US Constitution

The US Constitution defies all as the supreme law of the land. The simplistic, yet comprehensive, book outlines the role of the legislative, judicial, and executive branches; It establishes the core rights of all citizens of the United States. Furthermore, the average American knows very little regarding the constitution. Knowing the general idea of the constitution is not substantial with an ever-changing democratic government. After analyzing the US Constitution, it is a must that every American citizen reads the constitution as a primary source in order to know his or her rights and understand the inter components of the presiding administration. Indubitably, every American is entitled to their written constitutional rights. The Bill of Rights was planted within the constitution to ensure that every American citizen received these rights such as freedom of speech (Amendment 1). However, how many Americans can recognize the usage of the 9th Amendment. The ninth amendment states that rights not explicitly state in the Constitution belong to the People. For example, in the Article, “Can I Button My Shirt All the Way Without a Tie-- and Not Look Pretentious” tells that the …show more content…
In order to understand the significance of these events, the average US citizen must understand why these events are special in their occurrence. For example, in article, “Trump's Education Pick Squeaks By,” Mike Pence was the first Vice President of the United States to break the tie for a Presidential nominee. For many people, they may not understand the significance of this historic moment. The constitution possesses a plethora of sections and clauses within its articles. If one were to understand the constitution in summation, they would not understand the meaning of the minor clauses. In order to follow the complexities of the federal government, one must understand the inter-workings of the