How does the “Declaration of Rights” in the Wyoming Constitution (Section 1) both resemble and differ from the “Bill of Rights” found in the U.S. Constitution (the first 10 Amendments to the constitution)?
1. How does the “Declaration of Rights” in the Wyoming Constitution (Section 1) both resemble and differ from the “Bill of Rights” found in the U.S. Constitution (the first 10 Amendments to the constitution)? Where does the “Declaration of Rights” affirm and reiterate the “Bill of Rights?” (addresses the same rights in a similar way) Make at least three specific references, including amendment and section numbers. How does the “Declaration of Rights” complement and extend the “Bill of Rights?” (addresses the same rights, but says more about it; or rights not listed in the Bill of Rights) Give at least two examples.
2. The Wyoming constitution was ratified in 1890 and was very much influenced by the reform movements of the era including Populism, the Women’s movement, the Labor movement, and the Progressive movement. Provide three specific examples in the Wyoming constitution to evidence of such influence. Include the article and section number and explain which reform movement(s) was influential to that section in the Wyoming constitution.
The bill of rights is the first 10 amendments made in the United States Constitution, the bill of rights is also known as United States bill of rights. The bill of rights or the first 10 amendments made in the United States Constitution was done on 25 September 1789 , the bill of rights that made first 10 amendments in the United States Constitution specified the guarantee of personal freedom and right.
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