In what ways is the U. S. Constitution influenced by the political ideologies of republicanism, democracy, and federalism?

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13 August, 18:49

In what ways is the U. S. Constitution influenced by the political ideologies of republicanism, democracy, and federalism?

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Ismael Kerr · Answer 1

It could be said that republicanism, democracy, and federalism are the most important political ideologies in the U. S. Constitution.

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Republicanism - The Constitution establishes a republican government that is composed by elected officials instead of a unelected monarchy or dinasty. The government is divided in three branches: the executive (president), the legislative (congress), and the judiciary (the courts), which configurates a form of republican government.

Democracy - The United States is a democracy because the government serves the people, and the people have the right to overthrow or change the government. This right is established in the U. S. Constitution.

Federalism - The Constitution establishes a federal republic, composed of several states under a perpetual union. The federal government only has the powers explicitely given to it by the U. S. Constitution, anything else is left to the states.