The correct answer is D) The Articles in the state constitution deal with more specific issues than does the U.S. Constitution.
The US constitution defines the structure of national - federal - government, its limits and the Bill of Rights. The States Constitutions also have the same structure, they outline the state government’s limits and also contain a bill of rights. The difference is that States Constitutions are much longer and detailed than the Federal Constitution because they focus on limiting power. States constitutions also are more open to amendments that are more easily approved, different than the Federal Constitution that has only been amended 17 times.
The correct answer is Athens has laws that treat all people fairly, regardless of social class.
Athens was the cradle of democracy. There were laws and these laws applied equally to all people and all free people could participate in the democratic process of voting and make new policies that would be designed for the best of the people. This didn't happen in other city-states which were often ruled by single emperors and the class division was great.<span />
Article two of the constitution describes the job of the executive branch. this branch executes, or carries out laws
