The US Constitution has influenced the government in many ways, but we could say there are specific gaps the government overcomes in certain situations. However, it consists of principles of rule of law, separation of powers, and recognition of individual rights.
In the principles of the rule of law, for example, there is the constitutionalism when states have to follow the constitution, especially leaders honoring the rules of politics. Also, recognition of individual rights are protection for individuals that need important clear set of rules to govern and distribute power. Finally, there is the separation of power among branches and exercise checks and balances, however, there is the centralized government of how strong centralized a state could be depending on how large and diverse it is. …show more content…
However, as I said there are gaps within the system that allocates how the US Constitution is applied. It would all have to do with a complex system of putting in affect each principle to its full
In the principles of the rule of law, for example, there is the constitutionalism when states have to follow the constitution, especially leaders honoring the rules of politics. Also, recognition of individual rights are protection for individuals that need important clear set of rules to govern and distribute power. Finally, there is the separation of power among branches and exercise checks and balances, however, there is the centralized government of how strong centralized a state could be depending on how large and diverse it is. …show more content…
However, as I said there are gaps within the system that allocates how the US Constitution is applied. It would all have to do with a complex system of putting in affect each principle to its full