Question

2. Japan, North Korea, and the Philippines each have a constitution. What role does each country's constitution play in organizing power in the government and shaping the lives of citizens? (3 points)

Answer 1

In Japan the role of the constitution is to provide a parliamentary system of government and it also guarantees the fundamental human rights of its citizens.

In North Korea: The constitution institute the supreme peoples's assembly as the highest government institution but the citizens have limited freedom of movement outside the country.

In Philippines: the role of the constitution in Philippines is that it promotes effective industrialization and all natural resources within the country shall be owned by the states. The citizens try to choose leaders that will embody their ideas.

Step-by-step explanation:

constitution: this is an establish law that determines how things are to be conducted or how a place is to be governed.

Citizens:A person who is a member of a particular country and has his fundamental human rights.