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This 3 page paper is broken down into two sections. Each of the sections provides information on the Constitution and Bill of Rights respectively. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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this subject might want to point out that it contains the spirit of the Founders as well as specific rules. For example, the document states: "No person shall be a
Senator who shall not have attained to the age of thirty years, and been nine years a citizen of the United States and who shall not, when elected, be an
inhabitant of that state for which he shall be chosen" (United States Constitution, Article 1). The Constitution contains many other similar specific rules. Most people are familiar with the concept
of constitutional rights. They know, for example that when they go to school or work, there are some things that the government or agencies of the government cannot do. For
instance, everyone has the right to practice their religion. This means that a student can take a day off on a religious holiday and not be penalized for it. A
student may also want to point out that extremely important events have centered around issues concerning constitutional rights. For example, freedom of speech issues have been quite relevant in recent
times. Book burning is something that some school systems have done in the past, at least symbolically, but many argue that this limits free speech. Certainly, there are limits to
speech, but at least the Constitution protects the rights of individuals ideologically. Another important point is that the Constitution dictates what the federal government can do. Everything that the
government is allowed to do is contained in the context of the Constitution (Sayre, 2006). What it does exactly as explained by Hoar (2003) is that it "restricts and enumerates
the specific powers of the central government" (p.42). When all is said and done, the Constitution protects the people and provides a blueprint for the running of the government.
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