How Did The Constitution Change Our Society

Just this little quote,“We the people..” is something that greatly reflects our whole country. You've most likely heard this numerous of times, but the United States Constitution drastically changed how the country runs. It is what shaped our country to become what it is today. Without it, who knows how our country would work. The Constitution is what makes living in the Unites States so desirable. It gives people say in their country and that's all citizens from other countries want.
“The U.S. Constitution established America's national government executive brnd fundamental laws, and guaranteed certain basic rights for its citizens. It was signed on September 17, 1787, by delegates to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, presided

“The U.S. Constitution encouraged more citizen participation since it was going to be the first time people actually had a say on who would lead them.” People of the United States can participate in government activities by things like voting. No matter what happens, citizens of the U.S. are protected because of the Constitution. Being an American citizen's means not having to worried about their and about their freedom day by day. We take for how lucky we are to live in America for granted. There are so many countries that have such corrupt systems, it makes living in the United States seem like such a privilege. This is a main reason why we have so many undocumented immigrants. They just want to have the great life that our Constitution allows us to have. These documents lay down the blueprint for citizens freedom and rights. This is the type of country people dream about living in and we are lucky enough to have these documents are put together to allow us to have the best life possible. We have freedom but not too much freedom. We have rights but not to much rights. Lincoln best put it in his Gettysburg address stating, " A government of the people, by the people, for the