Essays on American Constitution

Lydia Taft was a wealthy widow, allowed to vote first time in the town meeting in Uxbridge, Massachusetts, in 1756. In the colonial era, no other women are known to have voted. The New Jersey constitution of 1776 emancipated all adult residents who owned a...

John Stuart Mill was a British philosopher that was very much so interested in political views and being a civil servant. His views consisted of a mixture of many philosophers in the past, yet with his own complexity that made it Mill’s. He took ideas...

The state of Texas government is divided into three separate but equal branches of government which are the legislative branch, executive branch, and judicial branch under Texas Constitution adopted in 1876. I will be focusing on the Texas legislative branch of government. We will examine...

Texas has a government that works under the Texas constitution. Elections in Texas are done after every four years. In recent years, voter turnout has been said to be very low. This is said to be because of the diverse demographics. A great number of...

The mid-nineteenth century in the United States was a period full of changes, where little difference was made between beliefs, ideas, convictions, and ideologies. Yet their link to the political sphere – necessary for thinking of a new government – and the personal sphere –...

There are a variety of purposes for a state constitution. The central focus is to characterize the principles of society and states. It also recommends political objectives for the good of citizens. They do this by plotting the specific foundations that individuals will use to...

 After America gained their independence from Great Britain in 1776, they needed something to bring the colonies together into a single entity. They needed the feeling of a unified government. For this reason, the Articles of Confederation were written and stood as the United State’s...

In this essay, I will argue that, in order to maximize the well-being of a state’s citizens, the key focus on liberal theory, liberals and their systems should value both negative and positive liberties. This is due to negative liberty’s approach towards limiting the externalities...

As American citizens, we have specific laws that defend us from the government. Both the Constitution and the Bill of Rights protect us by limiting the government control. The Amendments of the Bill of Rights protect our basic human rights such as freedom of speech,...

Australia have to undertake a consignment of rights, comparable to the American one because truly the modern-day gadget is now not high-quality enough, a new consignment of rights would promote the protection of human rights by way of clarifying their rights and in the end...

A case in which the Law Enforcement Bill of Rights was first highlighted is from the case of Garrity v. New Jersey (1967). In 1961 affirmations of ‘ticket fixing’ came to light within the townships of Bellmawr and Barrington, New Jersey. Six officers, counting Edward...

Video games are entertaining, a way to express creativity, challenging, and most of all being censored! Throughout the late nineteenth century to the present time there have been many technological advancements and one such advancement is well known across the world- video games. Video games...

 In modern day America there are many instances where guns are used to commit a crime that resulted in the death of one or more people. This is a problem many people across the nation strive to change. Politicians such as Beto O’Rourke desire to...

The issue of gun control came to worldwide attention when school and mass shooting started to happen more often and became a problem. The citizens of the United States keep coming back to the idea of repealing the Second Amendment. We should not repeal the...

Should we keep guns? I think we should keep guns for protection. If we didn’t have guns, how would we protect ourselves if someone broke into your house, they would have a weapon and what would you have? Nothing. So the point is yes we...

With different interpretations of the Second Amendment, as well as different opinions on it whether people want to support it or abolish it can come different questions on why it became an Amendment especially the second of them all, as well as questions on who...

In modern America, the means and lengths that people will go to just to achieve a firearm, are far beyond what they were back in the eighteen and 1900s. According to studies at Giffords Law Center, “more than half a million firearms are stolen and...

Miranda Rights Case Miranda warning are “You have the right to remain silent, Anything you say can, and will, be used against you in a court of law, You have the right to an attorney, If you cannot afford one, one will be appointed to...

The Anti-Federalist Papers is a very interesting book about the government development of USA and the disagreements with its first documents by Ralph Ketchum. The introduction of the book is written by Ketchum, however, the resources in it was published in the period 1787-1788 in...