Question

The united states constitution and ______________ establish the fundamental principles and rules by which the united states and the several states are governed.

Answer 1

The correct option is - The constitution of each state.

The Constitution is the fundamental and supreme law of the United States. It prescribes the structure of the US government, establishes

the legal basis on which all its actions must rest, and enumerates and guarantees the rights belonging to all its citizens.

What are the fundamental principles and rules of United states?

The fundamental principles and rules are:

• To make all states equal. National Government cannot grant special privileges to one state.
• That there should be three branches of government—one to make laws, another to execute them, and a third to interpret them.
• That the government is a government of laws, it does not belong to men. No one is above the law. No government official can use except by constitution or public law authorization.
• All men are equal before the law, and that whoever rich or poor, may claim the protection of the law.
• That the people can change the authority of the government by changing (amending) the Constitution. (One such the change established for the direct election of senators vote in lieu of state legislatures).
• That the Constitution and Laws of the United States and contracts made under it, are the "supreme law of the Land.''

These fundamental principles and rules by which the united states and the several states are governed are established by the United states constitution and the constitution of each State.

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