Purpose of the Constitutional Amendments and What Happens to the Government Without it

Social Studies: The Constitutional Amendments
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The Constitutional Amendments
Constitutional amendment is the modification of the constitution of a state or nation. Most constitutions require that amendments cannot be made unless a special procedure is passed through, and this procedure is stricter than the ordinary legislation. Such procedures include the majority in the legislature or approval by the electorate in a referendum. The purpose of the constitutional amendments is to guarantee the citizens to speak one’s mind without fear of being persecuted by those who do not like what a person says, to avoid religion, which is sponsored by the state, and grant citizens the freedom and rights as those found in the bill of rights.
A government might be different if there were no amendments to the constitution. This is because, without constitutional amendments, ruthless leaders will stick to power for many years but amended constitution grants leaders a number of years for ruling. Amended Constitution grants citizens of a country or nation the fundamental rights, and freedoms of individuality esp...