but not all of the hackers are on the internet alot use other methods like scanners and scams over the phone

The government keeps taking little rights away and after a while, all of these little rights taken away add up and seem like we can't do anything on our own anymore without being monitored

Mitch, how will monitoring the internet stop hackers? they will just find a way to avoid the monitoring anyway

Yes agreed with cole, who wants to have people watching every single thing you do on the internet all the time. How about some privacy!

The only time that they should be able to is if you have a criminal record or something like that

Looking through what we as citizens look up, the government is taking away some of our rights and it should not be allowed

im warning you man you better leave this is youre last chance

the federalists argued that since the power was divided up among three branches, the peoples rights would still be protected

youre not supposed to be on this you know that right please leave at this moment

Yes, agreed with MItch, if the president could just veto all he/she wanted, then they would be like a king to the people. The people need to be able to have a say about what they want.

The federalists wanedt the national government to have more power, while the anti-federalists feared that if the national government had more power, then the power of the people would be taken away, they feared the federal government would be liike a king to the people.

Once all of the 13 independent states had ratified the new constitution, they came together to become a nation called The United States of America.

Federalists were for the constitution

Anti-federalist were against the constitution in fear it would give the government to much power

Constitution and its Parts

A. Preamble-Introduction

B. Article 1-Legislative Branch/make laws

C. Article 2- The Executive Branch/enforces the laws

D. Article 3-Judicial Branch/Interprets the laws

E. Article 4- The States/Federalism

F. Articles 5-7-Amendments,Depts and Ratifications

G. Amendments-1-10 (Bill of Rights)

H. Rest of Amendments 11-37

Judicial branch-hundreds of members/punishments/ supreme court state and federal

Amendments –a change in the constitution- documents that can be changed

Articles- 7 of them following preamble- part of a paper- section of document

Executive Branch- President, carry out the laws, state and federal

Preamble-before the articles-introduction-setting general principles

Legislative Branch- house of representatives and the Senate-law making

Bill of Rights-citizens rights-federal-constitution first ten amendments-

The constitution has seven articles three of which pertain to the branches of government, executive, legislative, and judicial