How had the Constitution lasted through changing times?

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How had the Constitution lasted through changing times?

 Basic Principles Chapter 3 Section 1

What are the six main principles on which the Constitution is based?

 An Outline of the Constitution  The Constitution :  Sets the basic principles on which the government in the United States is built and operates  Lays out how the government is organized  How leaders are selected  Procedures that the leaders must follow  Set the limits within which government must conduct itself

 Six Principles

Popular SovereigntyLimited Government Separation of Powers

Six Principles Checks and BalancesJudicial Review Federalism

 Formal Amendment Chapter 3 Section 2

How has the Constitution been amended through the formal amendment process?

  Framers of the Constitution knew that they could not build a document to “last the stand of time”.  Constitution provides for its own amendment – allows for changes within the document  Article V sets out two method for the proposal and two methods for the ratification of amendments  Four possible methods of formal amendments; only two methods have ever been used Formal Amendment Process