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Find out what the constitution of the UAE is. Compare this to ONE other constitution (i.e. the USA). Include atleast 2 Similarities and 2 differences.

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Find out what the constitution of the UAE is. Compare this to ONE other constitution (i.e. the USA). Include atleast 2 Similarities and 2 differences.

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UAE V.S U.S.A

Similarities

Supreme Law: In both countries, the constitution is the highest legal authority, and all laws, governmental actions, and policies must comply with its provisions. I

Protection of rights: Both the UAE and the USA constitutions contain provisions that safeguard the rights and freedoms of citizens.

Differences

Origin and form: The UAE constitution is a written document that was adopted in 1971 when the country was founded.

System of government: The UAE operates under a federal system with a constitutional monarchy.

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One difference between the UAE and USA is freedom of speech. In the USA there is protests all the time, citazitions have a right to freedom of speech and are allowed to speak there mind and protest when on public property. But in UAE, trying to start a protest or holding up a sign to stick up for something thats happening in the world could put you in jail.

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The constitutions of the UAE and the USA differ in their origins, governance structures, treatment of rights, religious roles, and amendment processes. While the UAE's constitution was established in 1971 upon its formation, the US Constitution dates back to 1787. The UAE operates as a monarchy with federal elements, guaranteeing rights with some limitations, whereas the USA functions as a republic with robust protections for individual freedoms. Additionally, while Islam holds significance in the UAE's constitution, the US Constitution mandates separation of church and state. Amendment procedures also vary, with the UAE requiring Supreme Council approval and the US necessitating congressional and state approval.

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UAE Constitution compared to USA Constitution

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UAE Constitution compared to USA Constitution

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The UAE constitution is created by a combination of Islamic Sharia law, customary law, and modern legal laws. Unlike other countries constitutions, the UAE's constitution consists of several constitutional documents and principles that govern/control the country's political and legal framework. This constitution was applied to the country in 1971, after the 7 emirates were formed (Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Fujairah, Ajman, Umm al Quian, Ras Al Khaimah). The United States constitution was created and signed in 1787 which was made by James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay. The US's constitution is a 4-page document which consists of the laws which the country follows, as well as how the country makes its decisions. The US's constitution also follows modern legal laws. Since the US's constitution was adopted, the constitution has been amended 27 times, addressing a range of issues, including term limits on office holders, presidential succession and voting rights.

Similarities:

Both countries have modern legal in their constitutions.

They both talk about equality in their constitutions.

Differences:

The UAE follows modern legal laws and the Islamic Sharia Law as it is a muslim country.

Both countries have different governing methods.

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The Constitution of the United States was made in 1787 to set up how our country works. It splits power between the big government and the states. It says that people have the power to choose their leaders and makes sure no one part of the government gets too strong. On the other hand, the Constitution of the United Arab Emirates, made in 1971, is for a group of seven emirates. It follows Islamic rules and says everyone should be treated fairly. Both of these are important rules that tell us how our countries run and make sure everyo

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a diffference between the two is that the uae follows a absolute monarchy style of governence however america follows a democratic style of government meaning the people can vote better

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One difference bewteen the UAE and the USA is that in the UAE you do not have freedom of speech and you are controlled by the government as it is an absoulute monarchy. However in the united states it is different as it is a democracy. That means everyone has a say and people can protest to their hearts content. This is the differences between the united arab emerites and the United States

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The constitution in Uae is different from the constitution in USA because In UAE there are set rules and descions made for the entire country, however in USA the country and the people living In the country are allowed to contribute their ideas towards the constitution. This means there are protests and choices made considering the people living in the country and their ideas. IN UAE there isn't much of a choice for the people living here because the decisions are already made and told.

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uae is an absolute monarchy and dont get a say and usa is a democracy

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Abu Dhabi,

Dubai,

Sharjah

Ajman,

Umm Al Quwain,

Ras Al Khaimah

Fujairah

An important decision I made in life is not fast because I cannot stand being hungry for more than 2 hours and I tried fasting when I was a child but I didn’t like it so I stopped fasting after that due to me not being able to.

Differences between UAE and USA constitution: Uae is a monarchy ruled by the royal family, and us is a democratic country ruled by an elected leader. Uae doesn’t allow guns to be legal, meanwhile USA does.

Similarities between UAE and USA constitution: they both have similar ideals when it comes to who goes to jail and who doesn't

3 things you have learned from this lesson

What impacted my life the most, and what is a Shura. Also the 7 emirates names and also that Dubai was an emirate??

Two facts from this lesson

Shura is the process of making decisions, Dubai is  an emirate

One question you still have

Why was I born?

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Abu Dhabi,

Dubai,

Sharjah

Ajman,

Umm Al Quwain,

Ras Al Khaimah

Fujairah

An important decision I made in life is not fast because I cannot stand being hungry for more than 2 hours and I tried fasting when I was a child but I didn’t like it so I stopped fasting after that due to me not being able to.

Differences between UAE and USA constitution: Uae is a monarchy ruled by the royal family, and us is a democratic country ruled by an elected leader. Uae doesn’t allow guns to be legal, meanwhile USA does.

Similarities between UAE and USA constitution: they both have similar ideals when it comes to who goes to jail and who doesn't

3 things you have learned from this lesson

What impacted my life the most, and what is a Shura. Also the 7 emirates names and also that Dubai was an emirate??

Two facts from this lesson

Shura is the process of making decisions, Dubai is  an emirate

One question you still have

Why was I born?

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The constitutions of the UAE and the USA differ in their origins, governance structures, treatment of rights, religious roles, and amendment processes. While the UAE's constitution was established in 1971 upon its formation, the US Constitution dates back to 1787. The UAE operates as a monarchy with federal elements, guaranteeing rights with some limitations, whereas the USA functions as a republic with robust protections for individual freedoms. Additionally, while Islam holds significance in the UAE's constitution, the US Constitution mandates separation of church and state. Amendment procedures also vary, with the UAE requiring Supreme Council approval and the US necessitating congressional and state approval.

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There are many differences in their constitution. Firstly the cultural influence. he UAE's constitution acknowledges Islam as the official religion and Sharia law as a principal source of legislation, whereas the USA has a secular constitution that separates religion from the state. another difference between the two constitutions is that The UAE is a monarchy and the USA functions as a republic. A monarchy is a type of government where one person reigns usually a kind or a queen. In UAE it's the Sheik.

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One big difference between the UAE and the USA is that in the UAE, people don't have freedom of speech and the government controls everything because it's an absolute monarchy. But in the USA, it's different because it's a democracy. That means everyone can speak up and protest as much as they want. So, the UAE and the USA have different ways of running things.

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The UAE Constitution became permanent in July 1996- It expplains the main rules for how the country is politically organized. it has 152 articles, which establishes the foundation of the UAE and says citizen's rights in ten key areas.

Differences:

UAE: The UAE Constitution consists of 152 articles.

US: The US Constitution originally had 7 articles

In the UAE, Islam is recognized as the official religion, and Sharia law is a primary basis for laws. In the US, the Constitution separates religion and government, ensuring freedom of religion

Similarities:

They both recognize the importance of laws and government structures

both constitutions acknowledge the importance of religion (for the UAE, Islam and for US, christianity)