Tyranny will not be allowed in the United States. Since the Articles of Confederation were passed, it began to become chaotic. In 1787, fifty-five delegates representing 12 of the 13 states came together in Philadelphia to help revise the document and eventually made a new one; The Constitution. How will they make a new Constitution avoiding Tyranny? Tyranny is when an individual, few, or many seize control of other people. At the Constitutional Convention, the fifty-five delegates come together to make brilliant laws to prevent tyranny in their country. In documents A,C, and D, it lists the laws that made the United States more of a democracy rather than a republic.
The delegates established federalism to prevent tyranny in the Unites States by.... “The different governments will each control each other, at the same time that each will be controlled by itself.” (Document A) BothBased on Document A, it says that both the central government and states are able to control each other but will have different powers. When writing the Constitution, it gave the central government more power but also let the states have their own freedom. It gave both states and central government the power to make and enforce laws. The Constitution let states rule as they want to but are all rejoiced in one nation.
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In comparison to the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution is much stronger and stable because it has clear laws that are fair to the people and benefitted for the good of the country. For instance, it allowed more than one group of people to rule others and gave people the freedom to do whatever they wanted as long as it’s constitutional. This was how they made the United States more of a democracy rather than a
The delegates established federalism to prevent tyranny in the Unites States by.... “The different governments will each control each other, at the same time that each will be controlled by itself.” (Document A) BothBased on Document A, it says that both the central government and states are able to control each other but will have different powers. When writing the Constitution, it gave the central government more power but also let the states have their own freedom. It gave both states and central government the power to make and enforce laws. The Constitution let states rule as they want to but are all rejoiced in one nation.
Having the three branches of government …show more content…
In comparison to the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution is much stronger and stable because it has clear laws that are fair to the people and benefitted for the good of the country. For instance, it allowed more than one group of people to rule others and gave people the freedom to do whatever they wanted as long as it’s constitutional. This was how they made the United States more of a democracy rather than a