Revolutionary Constitution

The Revolutionary Constitution refers to foundational documents and principles established during significant revolutions, such as the American Revolution or the French Revolution, aiming to create a new social and political order. These constitutions often emphasized ideas like democracy, individual rights, and separation of powers. They sought to replace oppressive regimes and reflect the will of the people. In essence, they marked a shift from monarchy or authoritarian rule to systems where citizens had a voice in governance, laying the groundwork for modern democratic states.