why is the preamble included in the constitution?A.the preamble establishes the principle that government is serving the people.B.The preamble guarantees the individual freedoms of American citizens granting those Freedoms and by stating that it is the only part of the constitution that cannot be amended.C.the preamble enumerates the specific power granted to each branch of federal government and establishes that all other powers are reserved for state governments.D.the preamble spells out the process by which the constitution can be amended and formally states that the articles of confederation are no longer the governing document of the united states
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"The preamble included in the constitution because:
A. the preamble establishes the principle that government is serving the people.
The Preamble to the United States Constitution is a short starting proclamation of the Constitution's key purposes and core values.
The preamble is referred to as a reliable proof of the Founding Father’s goals with respect to the Constitution's significance and what they trusted the Constitution would accomplish for the country.
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