If you are looking to answer this question I recommend researching how the US has adapted to the land we live in, how land features, water features, climate, location, and resources affect our economy and use of land. For example, the Mississippi river allows for national movement of goods as well as tourism both of which affect our economy.
Magna carta translates to the great charter.
CONTEXT - it is basically a flowery name of a sheet of paper that had a bunch of rules written on it. It was a contract with some provisions/agreements/rights (choose words at your pleasure) in it and the king of England and a bunch of rebels were party to that contract. Eventually many more laws and legislations, either derived from or inspired by, Magna Carta were passed in England’s political history. Thus eventually this Magna Carta (the paper) became a kind of central or foundational set of rights from which numerous other legislations and rights were built on.
So, when someone comes with expression like “Part - 3 is the Magna Carta of Indian constitution” They simply want to imply that Part -3 of Indian constitution has Fundamental set of laws or part 3 has laws that are central pieces of legislation in this constitution. But for some reason they don’t want to put it in simple terms and so they decorate their sentence with terms like Magna Carta. So now for you to understand that statement you need to first understand a part of England’s history.
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A Congress that is chosen according to the number of people in each state
A House and Senate, one representing all states equally, and one representing based on population
An Electoral College, to decide the president, based on the number of electoral votes
An Electoral College, to make and enforce the U.S. Constitution among the states received
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