In your own words what does the Preamble say?

Answer 1

"Those of us who live here are trying to get along better amongst ourselves; live in fairness; be peaceful, yet retain the ability to fight if we must; to improve the basic standard of living; to live free, and to allow our children to live free as well; and THAT is why we have written and ratified this here Constitution for the USA."

Answer 2

Preamble In Your Own Words

Answer 3

The Preamble sets out exactly what it is the Constitution was enacted to do. It existed to promote more collective action among the people and the States, and to protect liberty throughout the generations. It makes more sense when you consider that it was replacing the Articles of Confederation which was the first U.S. Constitution, in effect for about 11 years. They did a crap job at getting the States to work together in an optimal fashion, and the U.S. National Government was about as effective as the U.N. is now for the globe. So the preamble explains just why the Constitution is necessary, especially considering the framers were originally meant only to revise the Articles of Confederation, and not to replace them altogether.

Answer 4

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In your own words what does the Preamble say?

Answer 5

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Answer 6

It says basically that they screwed up with the Articles of Confederation, and are going to take another shot at having sovereign states work together under a limited federal framework while maintaining their individual identities.

So much for that, eh.

Answer 7

I agree with the first answer- go read it and find out what it says and think what it means to you. If you still don't understand it for some reason then ask a professor, teacher, friends, or family. If you really want an answer then ask someone in the government.

Answer 8

This is the rules for our country.
yada
yada
yada
and yada
ok let me tell u 8 more hours of rules.

Answer 9

Read yourself, are you that lazy?