What do the first three words in the Preamble to the Constitution mean?

the U. S. government is a confederation

the people are in charge of the government

the legislature is the most powerful branch of the government

O political power should be shared by the national and state governments

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20 May, 09:40

What do the first three words in the Preamble to the Constitution mean?

the U. S. government is a confederation

the people are in charge of the government

the legislature is the most powerful branch of the government

O political power should be shared by the national and state governments

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Demarion Wilkins · Answer 1

The first three words are "We The People" this means that citizens of the united states of America - I means the people who are being ruled by the Government while it serves the people for their cause.

the people are in charge of the government

Cyrus Frazier · Answer 2

The people are in charge of the government

What do the first three words in the Preamble to the Constitution mean?the U. S. government is a confederationthe people are in charge of the governmentthe legislature is the most powerful branch of the governmentO political power should be shared by the national and state governments

What do the first three words in the Preamble to the Constitution mean?

the U. S. government is a confederation

the people are in charge of the government

the legislature is the most powerful branch of the government

O political power should be shared by the national and state governments