The United States as a "infant" has many things to do, many things to learn. The United States of America was created with the idea of liberty to all who inhabit it. The best way to do this was decided to create a constitution that would protect the people of America and defend them, even in their worst moments. The preamble to create this "Constitution" explained the purpose of the Constitution, and what it would do to protect the rights of the people. "We the people of the United States," America as a whole populated country, "in order to form a more perfect union," in order to create a thriving country, "establish justice," will create a justice system, "insure domestic tranquility," will insure all people are peaceful, "provide for the common defense," will have troops ready when we need them, "promote the general welfare," will do what we can to improve life in every aspect, " and secure the blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our posterity," to secure our country's beliefs in liberty, "do ordain and establish this constitution for the United States of America," to do all of these things, we will create this constitution. …show more content…
To grow and to become a great country, it must begin a great country. Every piece of the preamble is equally important, and must be treated so, and must be included into the Constitution in some way. No man, woman, or child can live without justice, peace, an army to save them, or liberty for that matter. Our country was created to be perfect, and to be perfect, all sides of the triangle must be fulfilled. With our country beginning with an enemy, and no other country to help us, we must be self reliant on our skills, and to sharpen and hone these skills, we must have a way to protect