States vs. the Nation...Natural Rights? 8E

Should the President of the United States be able to change the constitution to suit what he believes is right and wrong? Explain.

States vs. the Nation...Natural Rights?

Should the President of the United States be able to change the constitution to suit what he believes is right and wrong? Explain.

Supreme Law? 8E

How do you think it is possible for millions people to believe in the United States Constitution if it's simply ideas on a paper? In other words, how does a constitution have so much power?

Supreme Law?

How do you think it is possible for millions people to believe in the United States Constitution if it's simply ideas on a paper? In other words, how does a constitution have so much power?

Join as one?

Suppose our class nations were deciding to unite together. Name some reasons why we should or should not unite to be under one government.

In addition, explain why you would be a "federalist" or "anti-federalist" today.

Federal Government?

[After the class simulation]

What do you think about the new proposal to have all nations 1) follow my rules 2) pay taxes to me 3) settle all issues in your individual nations through me?

Give some suggestions on how this proposal CAN work.

Common Welfare in the World?

Do you think that different nations [governments] around the world should be responsible for keeping citizens in other countries content?

content=in a state of peaceful happiness