WTK SPECIAL: “We The Kids Constitution Day Special!” CELEBRATE Constitution Day! September 17, 1787 “What Is the Success Formula of the U.S. Constitution?”

Categories: Podcasts, WTK Featured Stories║Published On: September 12th, 2023║Tags: America's Constitution, Arch Hunter, Christelle, Forgotten American Stories, liberties, limited powers of government, Lydia Nuttall, moral and religious people, separation of powers, sovereignty of the people, success formula, U.S. Constitution, United States of America, WTK Reporter Daniel║Views: 1879║106 words║

(Chapter 9 page 107 of “Forgotten American Stories: Celebrating America’s Constitution”)

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Historian Arch Hunter & Author Lydia Nuttall talk about Forgotten American Stories & The WTK Reporter Daniel and Christelle.

Questions:

*What do we mean by “success formula”? (What is a “formula”?)

*What did this “formula” make the U.S. Constitution successful at accomplishing?

*What IS the “success formula” of the U.S. Constitution?
1. Sovereignty of the People
2. Separation of Powers
3. Limited Powers of Government
4. Representation
5. A Moral and Religious People

*If we leave out any of these success formula elements, what could happen to our “United” States of America and our liberties?

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