Tyranny In Aamerica

In Philadelphia, 1787 a group of 55 individuals responded responding to the call for a Constitutional Convention while not knowing unknowing that this document would change the history of Aamerica forever. This document came to be after the U.S government decided that the Articles of Confederation was inadequate inaticuit for the U.S. Then there was the question on their minds of, hHow the constitution would stop tyranny ? Tyranny was when one or few people came to get all the power and they ruled. In my opinion the Constitution would protect the U.S from tyranny in many ways as if there was ever a group in a branch thinking of taking all the power for themselves they wouldn’t accomplish this because of the checks and balance system which separates the money and power give to each branch. …show more content…
because One way this will happen is if that one branch tried to pass a law the two other branches could veto against it stopping it from passing. Another way One more is say if the president performed acts that went against the constitution the Judicial Branch could declare those acts unconstitutional and stop him or her. Then their are the things that could go wrong as if they were to get to separated they could lose control of one another. InAs in the words of James Madison “... the constant aim to divide and arrange the several offices in such a manner as that they may be a check on the other… ( The three branches ) should not be so far separated as to have no constitutional control over each other.” (Document C) So yes this can happen but not