This book explores the history and development of the United States' defining charter, the Constitution. The author examines the Articles of Confederation, the precursor to the Constitution, and through a comparison of the two documents, pinpoints the elements of power and stability introduced by the latter. The Constitution, born from the weaknesses of the Articles, was a transformative document that established a more centralized and enduring framework for American government. It introduced a national executive, a bicameral legislature, and expanded national authority, enhancing the country's ability to function as a single entity. This book delves into the impact of these changes on the nation's growth and prosperity, highlighting the Constitution's enduring role in shaping the United States into a global power and a beacon of democracy. The author provides a compelling analysis of how the Constitution's provisions have empowered the government and contributed to the well-being of the American people.
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