What is the primary purpose of most constitutions? to define a moral code for people to follow to provide a substitute for government to prevent a strong central government to define and limit government power to give the government absolute power

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Albert Palmer

23 March, 19:09

What is the primary purpose of most constitutions? to define a moral code for people to follow to provide a substitute for government to prevent a strong central government to define and limit government power to give the government absolute power

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Maryjane Lowe · Answer 1

The primary purpose of most constitutions is to " to define and limit government power" although this limitations can vary considerably depending on which government it is.