Importance Of The Preamble To The Constitution

The preamble to the United States Constitution is an introductory statement of the Constitution's basic rules and principle's. The preamble is a summary of fundamental purposes written in the Constitution. The constitution opens on the preamble because it is a summary of all of the needs of the Constitution. The preamble is important because it is a preface of the Constitution. If you didn't want to read all of the constitution you could read the preamble instead.
The most important one is to have domestic peace and to have everyone in the country to be peaceful to each other. I believe this is the most important item because if we can't have peace with ourselves how can we have peace with other country's. The second most important item is

to provide defense. We need to provide defense to the country to have safety and security. The third item is power of taxation. We need power of taxation in order to pay for damages of war, to keep the states running, and to pay for major needs of the country. The fourth item on my list is to secure liberty to ourselves and our descendants. If we don't have liberty we don't have any of the freedoms we do now. If our descendants don't have the same freedoms and liberty' s as we do then we will not make it as an efficient country. Hopefully as time progress we will get more freedoms that our descendants will decide. The least important item is to make a justice system. If we don't have freedom or domestic peace or any of the items before we will not need the justice system.
The success of the United States is based upon these five items. If we don not have any of these items then we will not have enough power for our country. We need to have domestic peace so we can move on to larger peace treaties with other countries. We need to provide defense to have a safer country. If we do not have any one of these the list will fall apart.