Question
In the Preamble to the US Constitution, what is the meaning of the phrase “and to our posterity”(1 point)
Responses
They wanted to form a government where the people have power
They wanted to form a government where the people have power
They wanted to form a better government for the future generations
They wanted to form a better government for the future generations
They wanted to form a better government to protect from tyranny of monarchies
They wanted to form a better government to protect from tyranny of monarchies
They wanted to form a better government immediately
Responses
They wanted to form a government where the people have power
They wanted to form a government where the people have power
They wanted to form a better government for the future generations
They wanted to form a better government for the future generations
They wanted to form a better government to protect from tyranny of monarchies
They wanted to form a better government to protect from tyranny of monarchies
They wanted to form a better government immediately
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The phrase “and to our posterity” in the Preamble to the US Constitution means:
**They wanted to form a better government for the future generations.**
This indicates the framers' intent to create a lasting framework that would benefit not only their contemporaries but also future generations.
**They wanted to form a better government for the future generations.**
This indicates the framers' intent to create a lasting framework that would benefit not only their contemporaries but also future generations.