Federal power
The Constitution gave the federal government more power to defend the states and pay debts through taxation. It also provided a central power for other countries to negotiate with and create trade agreements.
The Russian Revolution instigated by the Germanic Empire put a hold on the eastern front freeing up more supplys that the Empire could move to the western front putting a lot more stress on the allied efforts to move forward with the war until the peace treaty was signed.
Judicial, Executive, and Legislative
Answer:The lasting impact of the US Constitution was that it established a written plan for government reflecting the will of the people. Today, the Constitution still serves as the supreme law of the land and dictates how the government is to run - what the Legislature can do, what the Executive can do, and what the Judiciary can do. Additionally, the presence of amendments reflects the changing will of the people over time.
