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4. how did the virginia bill of rights influence the u.s. constitution?…

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  1. how did the virginia bill of rights influence the u.s. constitution?

it allowed for the creation of a monarchy in the united states.
it served as a model for the u.s. bill of rights by outlining fundamental rights like freedom of speech and religion.
it established the principle of judicial review.
it introduced the concept of a strong central government.

  1. what is the significance of the concept of constitutionalism?

it ensures that the monarchy has absolute power over the government.
it supports the idea that government power comes from divine authority.
it allows the government to operate without any legal restrictions.
it establishes that the government is limited by a constitution, which protects individual rights and enforces the rule of law.

Explanation:

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Question 4
Brief Explanations
  • Option 1: The US is a republic, not a monarchy, so this is wrong.
  • Option 2: The Virginia Bill of Rights outlined fundamental rights (like speech, religion) and was a model for the US Bill of Rights (part of the US Constitution), so this is correct.
  • Option 3: Judicial review was established by Marbury v. Madison, not the Virginia Bill of Rights.
  • Option 4: The Virginia Bill of Rights focused on individual rights, not a strong central government (the Articles of Confederation had a weak central gov, and the Constitution balanced it, but the Virginia Bill of Rights didn't introduce strong central gov concepts).
Brief Explanations
  • Option 1: Constitutionalism limits government, including monarchies (if any), so it doesn't give absolute power. Wrong.
  • Option 2: Constitutionalism is about government power from the people/constitution, not divine authority. Wrong.
  • Option 3: Constitutionalism restricts government with legal (constitutional) limits, so it doesn't allow no restrictions. Wrong.
  • Option 4: Constitutionalism's core is government limited by a constitution, protecting rights and rule of law. Correct.

Answer:

B. It served as a model for the U.S. Bill of Rights by outlining fundamental rights like freedom of speech and religion.

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