Picture Preamble
The meanings of the six principles
I Principle-To Form a More Perfect Union -Cooperate as a single country
I chose the picture for “more perfect union” because to form a more perfect union means to cooperate as a single country, across the world people shake hands with each other to show an agreement or cooperation. This picture shows the cooperation that this country would need to be a more perfect union.
II Principle- To Establish Justice - Create a court system
- Create a court system
I chose the picture for Establish Justice because to establish justice means to have a court system. In courts today you see a lot of writing (notebook resemblance) to make sure that every important detail is captured. Also one of the signs for justice and equality is a balance scale, and a court system helps with keeping equality. The gable is a representation of the judges that when there is a case the judge is the man to sentence, to decide whether or not the case is constitutional. The books represent knowledge all people in the court system need to be very erudite.
III Principle-Insure Domestic tranquility - peace.
IV Principle-Common Defence -power to maintain armed forces
I chose the picture for Common Defense because common defense is the power to maintain armed forces and this photo shows high ranked military personnel creating a plan of what they need to do. It also shows cooperation amongst the personnel and in order to have a good common defense you would need cooperation
IV Principle-Common Defense
V Principle-Promote General Welfare -Use laws and resources to ensure citizens to be free from hunger and disease
I chose the for Promote General Welfare because promoting general welfare means to use laws and resources for everyone to be free from hunger and disease, and this picture shows people working. The people working symbolizes using your laws and resources and the smile on some of their faces symbolizes that they are healthy, not hungry and disease free.
VI Principle- Secure Blessings of Liberty -No Americans’ basic rights can be taken away
I chose the statue of liberty for my picture because the statue was created as a sign of the land of the free. That as an American you were born with life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness and no one can take those rights away from you. The statue of liberty is a national monument and very important and the constitution is a national document and one of the most important things for the Unites States of America!
Citations
1. https://worldmaritimenews.com/archives/90841/china-cnpc-cssc-ink-strategic-cooperation-agreement/
2. http://www.cityoffernley.org/index.aspx?NID=465
3. http://www.delta.edu/gps.aspx
4. http://www.eucom.mil/article/25235/working-with-the-serbian-armed-forces
5. http://gardenrant.com/2012/11/to-promote-the-general-welfare-garden.html
6. http://www.1zoom.net/Cities/Statue_of_Liberty/t2/1/