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The constitution's preamble, beginning with the words "we the people," is an illustration of what principle?

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The constitution's preamble, beginning with the words "we the people," is an illustration of <u>"popular sovereignty"</u>.

Popular sovereignty, or otherwise known as sovereignty of the peoples' rule, is the rule that the power of a state and its administration is made and supported by the assent of its nationals, through their chosen delegates, who are the wellspring of all political power.

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