Jefferson and Madison both jumped from having a strict constitution to having a loose constitution. Having a strict constitution meant that anything the constitution did not say was in general terms not permitted. Having a loose constitution meant that anything the constitution did not say was permitted. ... During the presidency of Jefferson, his choice of having a strict constitution or a loose constitution varied greatly. ... This war was primarily fought over Canadian land and the Great Lakes. ...

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The delegates saw that the US Constitution caused problems by according too much power to each individual states, and ultimately led to the American Civil War. ... The system decided on by the delegates in 1864 with a strong central government and few powers for the provinces is still, for the most part, what is used by the Canadian government today. ...

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Mexico was too big and brought its own complexity to regulate and moving to Canada was just not a good idea. ... Taking a country down from independence hall is translated as stripping and denying people of their rights by, the American Constitution. ... The framework of the United States is written in a document that we call the Constitution. The constitution has been ratified and amended many times due to the accurate perception of justice over looked by men, who in every century forget the emblem of Independence of the United States. ...

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Borders with Canada and Mexico at "highest alert." ... If we look at this closely, the Patriot Act is a direct violation of the 1st amendment of the Constitution of the United States. ... Another way in which our government has changed since September 11th, 2001 is through its legislation for open borders with Canada and Mexico. ...

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What do you think the people in Iraq feel about the United States invasion, destruction of property, the death of hundreds and thousands? We can only speculate. Ask yourself how you would feel if the United States has been invaded by another country, dictating rules and laws? Our freedom would be...

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