In three to five sentences, explain the significance of capitalizing the word "welfare" in the preamble.

The meaning of capitalizing the word "Welfare" in the Preamble of our Constitution, gives this word a superior entity as a right of American citizens.

That is to say that the promotion of the general welfare is one of the maximum premises that the legal system of the United States of America tends to protect.

If that capitalization did not exist, the phrase would be lost in a set of stated premises, removing the entity that the General Welfare has in our constitutional system.

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