PLEASE ANSWERRRR
What purpose do both the Georgia and the United States Constitutions serve?

A. Both have equal power and show that state and federal have equal political power
B. They explain the rights of citizens and the limitations of the government.
C. The US Constitution was created to veto the Georgia Constitution
D. They provide every single law of both state and country

Most of the states in the U.S.A., like Georgia, patterned or adopted their constitutions in a similar manner to that of the United States Constitution.

Just like the U.S. Constitution, Georgia's constitution ensures that everyone is equal and everything is just. Thus, it focuses on the rights of the citizens and their freedom. Many of the rights listed in Georgia's constitutions are similar to that of the U.S. Bill of Rights. It also imposed the separation of powers, including the government's limitation of powers. Georgia stated this in a more detailed manner than that of the U.S. Constitution.

So, this goes to show that both Georgia and the U.S. Constitution explain the rights of the citizens and the limitations of the government.

So, this explains the answer.