The Pros And Cons Of The US Constitution

We can consider United States as new born nation and, United States are proud to have one of the oldest and strongest written constitutions in the world. The idea of new constitution awaken many colonial countries and political system that are running by monarchy system. Whether other countries are following the right step or not, it is undisputable that the U.S. stable Constitution’s ideologies have led people to reconsider how to organize and rebuilt their government political structures.
Most influenced by United States constitution was western European countries, who were running different colonies such as, France, England, Spain, and Dutch. This core idea that a government should exist and role by the consent of the people instead of a
All Southeast Asian countries, excluding for Thailand, have common with a similar history with United States as earlier colonies. Upon declaration of independent, many of colonial countries transformed into democracies and created their private constitutions sculpted after the U.S. Constitution. East Asia country, Malaysia, for example, took many significant ideas from the U.S. constitution such as: the separation of authorities into three divisions of government, the principle of federalism, and the rule of the constitution. Other countries, however, failed on the idea of a constitution. These countries often blameworthiness their democracy failures on the U.S. Constitution.
As a conclusion, United States’ constitution gave strong impact globally, and not all countries were able to follow the footstep of United States. For example like France, they were able to declare their civil rights against their political leaders and able to gain their rights, they failed to change their constitution as a supreme law of the land. Other failure countries also blamed their failed to United States because they couldn’t successfully change their political system as United States’