The Preamble an important part of the Constitution because it is the introduction of the Constitution. It states that, "We the people...<span>do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America."
</span>Based on that, it seems to me as if it's this option:
It affirms the people's right to self-governance.
The first alternative is correct (A).
Japan has the democratic system of government. It is a country governed by a parliamentary monarchy whose main figure is the Emperor, who is the head of state. Since 1989, when the Heisei Era began, this post is exercised by Emperor Akihito. <u>Since the Second World War, the role of the Emperor has been purely ceremonial, and it is up to the parliament to make the decisions of the country.
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We make the government. If we do not like our government because it takes away our rights, we have the right to topple the government and then set up a new one
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Answer and explanation:
After doing some research on the topic and coming to a conclusion, I believe the answer for this task is the following: The American patriots in the south defeated the british even though they did not win any major battles, by providing food or serving in the militia, they also provided horses to the army and any other type of aid that was needed.
Hammurabi has his laws engraved in a stone because there was no hard surface back then like paper for instance. It was placed in a public place because everyone can refer and/or see it when they need to.