1.) how did the bill of rights hold people accountable?

2.) How did the bill of rights address the issue of elections?

3.) How did the bill of rights impact free speech?

4.) Why is the separation of government powers from the parliament and the monarchy significant?

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Jaylah Norton

15 July, 22:38

1.) how did the bill of rights hold people accountable?

2.) How did the bill of rights address the issue of elections?

3.) How did the bill of rights impact free speech?

4.) Why is the separation of government powers from the parliament and the monarchy significant?

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Carsen Herrera · Answer 1

The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people. The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.

1.) how did the bill of rights hold people accountable?2.) How did the bill of rights address the issue of elections?3.) How did the bill of rights impact free speech?4.) Why is the separation of government powers from the parliament and the monarchy significant?

1.) how did the bill of rights hold people accountable?

2.) How did the bill of rights address the issue of elections?

3.) How did the bill of rights impact free speech?

4.) Why is the separation of government powers from the parliament and the monarchy significant?