Webster states that, "The Constitution does not provide for events which must be preceded by its own destruction." What does he cite as an event that would destroy the Constitution?

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8 July, 19:38

Webster states that, "The Constitution does not provide for events which must be preceded by its own destruction." What does he cite as an event that would destroy the Constitution?

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Alisha Buchanan · Answer 1

The Preamble. The government does not get its power from a king or Congress, it receives all of its power from the people it serves. The concept of popular sovereignty is reflected in the United States today because people have the right to vote.