The book describes the 10th Amendment rules that must be adhere to preserve a Republic form of government. If these rules are broken, then the government reverts to a non Republic form of government violating the 10th amendment which is the last Amendment in the Bill of Rights. Other topics are discussed such as mob rule leading to violating the 10th Amendment.

10th Amendment Secures A Republic Form Of Government!!!

By Daniel H Marchi

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Copyright © 2010 Daniel H Marchi
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ISBN: 978-1-4490-7063-2

Chapter One

Early American History

Early Americans mistrust of government power came from the colonial experience itself. Most historians believe that the pivotal event was the Stamp Act which the English Parliament passed in 1765. Taxes were imposed on every legal and business document like Newspapers, books and pamphlets.

Even more than the taxes themselves, the Americans resented the fact that a distant government imposed the taxes without representation in the British government. The Early Americans were further enraged on how the Stamp Act was enforced through the efforts of British customs inspectors. Armed with Parliament issued "writs of assistance" British customs inspectors entered people's homes regardless of having had no evidence of a Stamp Act violation. The British customs inspectors ransacked the people's possessions in search of contraband. The colonialists came to hate the enforcement procedures of the British customs inspectors. From these experiences of the British customs inspector enforcing the Stamp act taught the early American colonialist the exclusivity of power and liberty as natural enemies. The British customs inspector's "warrantless" searches became a rallying point towards the opposition of aristocratic government rule.

A Federal Government Republic is a representative government that operates starting at local people organization and districts and ends at the executive branch.

Separation of Powers

The Separation of Powers of the three branches of government, legislative, judiciary and executive, is a checks and balances, but a second set of checks and balances are established via the representational government scheme of a Federal Government Republic. Representational governing defines to be Bottom UP. Representative law making guaranties people sovereignty, States Governments' sovereignties and Federal Government Republic sovereignty also in a Bottom UP order. The Federal Government Republic sovereignty is at the bottom of this pecking order.

The nation's founders believed the most important task was containing the government's power and protecting the people's liberties. The nation's founders declared a new purpose for government was to the protection of people's individual rights. Not only the protection of people's rights was the government's only purpose; but, to ensure economic growth. To conduct foreign affairs the government was expected to protect the community against foreign and domestic threats, The government's job was not to tell how people should live their lives, what religion to practice or what to write about in pamphlets and newspapers. Common sense, made the idea of individual rights the oldest and most traditional of the American ideology.

In the United States, the people requires the rule of law and social order. The United States government has need of cooperation among whose inhabitance are subject to the same general rule affecting others within the territory of the United States. As the organization size swells beyond a point, ideas and goals becomes extremely difficult to consolidate

The planners of the Constitution formed a Republic form of government ensuring freedom, liberty, and equal protection under the law for all persons within the sovereign borders of the United States. As the planners of the Constitution foresaw, in order to perform properly, a Federal Government Republic requires vigilance of the governed. People looked to a Federal Government Republic for establishing and maintaining a social equitable order based upon the will of the people whom wanted direct participation in the process. With the will of its people; a Federal Government Republic has the unique ability of peacefully destroying itself. The planners of the Constitution having realized this situation, among others, proposed what is now known as the Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments to the Constitution.

Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights contains first ten amendments to the United States Constitution. James Madison introduced the Bill of Rights in the first 1789th United States Congress as a series of constitutional amendments which came into effect on December 15, 1791. At that time, three-fourths of the States' Governments ratified the Bill of Rights which limits the powers of the Federal Government Republic of the United States. The Bill of Rights protects the rights of all citizens on United States territory.

The Bill of Rights include a set of specific guarantees, among them, the right to free speech, freedom of religion, due process of law and freedom from governmental search and seizure along with the 10th Amendment. The people ratified the Constitution only after the framers of the constitution pledged to add to the Constitution those protections.

The absence of a "bill of rights" turned out to be an obstacle to the Constitution's ratification The States' Government Legislatures demanded recognition of certain rights which the British Government had violated during the occupation of the American colonies. Four more years of intense debate followed before the new Federal Government Republic was formed to resolve the issue.

The Federalists argued that the Bill of Rights was not necessary. The Constitution was to be sufficient. and the Bill of Rights did not need to be included in the Constitution. Anti-Federalists who feared a strong centralized Federal Government Republic refused to support the Constitution without a Bill of rights.

Finally, popular sentiment was decisive. Recently freed from the despotic English monarchy, the American people within the colonies was granted strong guarantees. The newly form Federal Government Republic would not trample upon their newly won freedoms of speech, press and religion, nor upon their right to be free from warrantless searches and seizures.

The Framers of the Constitution's paid attention to Thomas Jefferson who argued: "A bill of rights is what the people are entitled to against every government on earth, general or particular, and what no just government should refuse, or rest on inference."

The planners of the Constitution demonstrated a clearness of vision formulating the Constitution based on knowledge of other countries governmental structures of pass history and existing ones at that time. The framers of the Constitution did not realize that they were creating a Centralized Federal Government Republic which had enormous powers. The centralized Federal Government Republic might discover the power of the purse (16th Amendment). The centralized Federal Government may try to expand and control States' Governments using extortionary methods which is a process that will cost the American taxpayer. The planners of the Constitution insisted on having the 10th Amendment within the Bill of Rights that has the ability to rescind any tyrannical ideas of a Federal Government Republic upon States Governments' Republics.

10th Amendment of the Constitution

At the time that the Constitution was adopted, the 10th Amendment was intended to confirm the understanding of the States Governments Republics' people.

The 10th Amendment expressly declares the constitutional policy of the Federal Government Republic may not exercise power that prejudices the States Governments' Republics which interfere with the States Governments Republics' abilities to function. The States Governments' Republics and the States Governments Republics' people. are to retained all powers.

Without the Constitution the Federal Government Republic power diminishes. Since the Constitution created the Federal Government Republic, eliminating the Constitution, would obliterate the Federal Government Republic. On the other hand, the States Governments' Republics and the States Governments Republics' people whom created the Constitution will endure. The States Governments' Republics and the States Governments Republics' people are leading issues in the 10th Amendment.

The 10th Amendment states, the powers not delegate to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.

In other words, The 10th Amendment states, the powers not delegate to the United States by the Constitution, or not prohibited (not allowed) by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.

In other words, The 10th Amendment states, the powers not given to the United States by the Constitution, or not not allowed by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.

In other words, The 10th Amendment states, the powers not given to the United States by the Constitution, or allowed by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.

Take two "or" logic steps through the 10th Amendment.

The 10th Amendment states, the powers are reserved to the state respectively. or The 10th Amendment states, the powers are reserved to the people respectively.

Census

The United States Constitution mandates that every ten years a census be taken across the United States of a population count. The law requires participation in the census. Census data are used to distribute United States House of Congress seats to States' Governments; and the assignment population statistics to each State Government.

Ideal District Population

Starting at the State's Government, the ideal district population for the State's Government assembly district is equal to the total State's Government population divided by the total number of assigned districts. Likewise, the ideal district population for the State Government Senate district is equal to the total State's Government population divided by the total number of assigned districts.

United States House of Congress seat is assigned to a State Government. The ideal district population for the State Government United States House of Congress district is equal to the total State's Government population divided by the total number of census, assigned districts.

At the State's Government County level. the ideal district population for the State Government Counties districts is equal to the total State Government Counties populations divided by the total number of assigned Counties' districts.

At the State's Government City level. the ideal district population for the State Government Cities' districts is equal to the total State Government City's population divided by the total number of assigned Cities' districts.

At the State's Government Town level. the ideal district population for the State Government Towns' districts is equal to the total State Government Town's population divided by the total number of assigned Towns' districts.

Quasi Equal Population

The ideal districts cannot usually be constructed. In the real world quasi equal population districts can be estimated to felicitate district construction. Starting at the State's Government, the quasi equal district population for the State Government assembly district is equal to the total State's Government population divided by the total number of assigned districts. Likewise, the quasi equal district population for the State Government Senate district is equal to the total State's Government population divided by the total number of assigned districts.

United States House of Representatives' seats are assigned to States' Governments. The quasi equal district population for the State Government's United States House of Representatives district is equal to the total State's Government population divided by the total number of census, assigned districts.

At the State's Government County's level. the quasi equal district population for the State Government Counties' districts is equal to the total State Government County's population divided by the total number of assigned Counties' districts.

At the State Government City's level. the quasi equal district population for the State Government Cities' districts are equal to the total State Government city's population divided by the total number of assigned Cities' districts.

At the States Governments Town's level, the quasi equal district population for the State Government Towns' districts are equal to the total State Government Town's population divided by the total number of assigned Town's district.

Designing districts of equal or quasi equal population for States' Governments, Counties' Governments, Cities' Governments and Towns' Governments designate State Government Republic, County Government Republic, City Government Republic and Town Government Republic. Therefore, States' Governments, Counties' Governments, Cities' Governments and Towns' Governments truly are Republics forms of governments; and are to be identified as State Government Republic, County Republic , City Republic and Town Republic.

Govern By Bottom Up Representational Mode

States Governments

The quasi equal populated Assemblies' districts of the States Governments represents the area of a State's Government

The elected representatives of the quasi equal State Governments Assemblies' districts of the States Governments represent the quasi equal populated Assemblies' districts of the States Governments.

The quasi equal populated senators' districts of the States Governments represents an area of States' Governments.

The elected representatives of the quasi equal States Governments senators' districts of the States Governments represent the quasi equal populated senator' districts of the States Governments.

The States Governments Legislatures represent the quasi equal populated Assemblies' districts and the quasi equal senators' districts of the States Governments.

The States Governments Governors represent the States Governments Legislatures.

The United States Senate represents the States Governments Legislatures.

United States House Of Representatives'

The quasi equal populated United States House of Representatives' districts of the States Governments represents the area of States' Governments.

The elected representatives of the quasi equal United States House of representatives' districts of the States Governments represent the quasi equal populated United States House of Representatives' districts of the States' Governments.

President

The president of the United States represents the elected representatives of the quasi equal populated, United States House of Representatives' districts and of the quasi equal populated, United States Senates' districts both in an area of States' Governments.

Counties' Governments

The quasi equal populated districts of the Counties' Governments represents an area of States' Governments.

The elected representatives of the quasi equal populated Counties' districts represent the quasi equal populated Counties' districts.

The Counties' Legislatures represent the elected representatives of the quasi equal populated Counties' districts.

The Counties' Executives represent the Counties' Legislatures.

Cities' Governments

The quasi equal populated districts of the Cities' Governments represents an area of States' Governments.

The elected representatives of the quasi equal populated Cities' districts represent the quasi equal populated Cities' districts.

The Cities' Councils represent the elected representatives of the quasi equal populated Cities' districts.

The Cities' Mayors represent the Cities' Councils.

Towns' Governments

The quasi equal populated districts of the Towns' Governments represents an area of States' Governments.

The elected representatives of the quasi equal populated Towns' districts represent the quasi equal populated Towns' districts.

The Towns' Councils represent the elected representatives of the quasi equal populated Towns' districts.

The Town' Mayors represent the Towns' Councils.

10th Amendment Creates A Federal Government Republic

The 10th Amendment states, the powers allowed by the Constitution to the States' Governments, are reserved to the States Governments' quasi equal populated districts.

The powers allowed by the Constitution to the:

States Governments' Assemblies are reserved to the States Governments Assemblies quasi equal populated districts

States Governments' Senates are reserved to the States Governments Senates quasi equal populated districts

States Governments' Legislatures are reserved to the States Governments Senates' and Assembly quasi equal populated districts

United States Senate are reserved to the States Governments Senates' and Assembly quasi equal populated districts

United States House of Representatives are reserved to the States Governments United States House of Representatives' quasi equal populated districts

Legislative branch of the Constitution are reserved to the States Governments Senates' and Assembly quasi equal populated districts

Executive branch of the Constitution are reserved to the States Governments Senates' and Assembly quasi equal populated districts.

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