Which principle in the constitution was important in the early days of the united states?

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4 August, 05:17

Which principle in the constitution was important in the early days of the united states?

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Dulce Gibbs · Answer 1

"Self Government" principle in the constitution was important in the early days of the United States.

Explanation:

The founding fathers made sure that Self Government became the most important principle in the early years of the United States. They expected to have a voice for all inhabitants who could vote in who would be elected to office.

In such areas, voters have an option of State, Local, and National Government. The U. S Constitution consists with six principles as follows:

Limited government, Popular sovereignty: govern by the people, Checks and balances: make equal power between entities to confirm said power will not stick in one place, Judicial review: review of constitutionality by the Supreme Court of legislative acts, Federalism: federal system of government and Separation of powers: makes the executive, judicial, and legislative branches separate.