The preamble outlines the purpose of the constitution, and it describes the powers of the new federal government. The first article defines the three branches of government, the two chamber Congress, and the House of Representatives. It also outlines all the rules and regulations of membership in the House of Representatives. It proclaims that each state will have two senators, gives the House of Representatives the authority to create tax bills, and defines the powers of Congress. The second article establishes an electoral college, provides prerequisites for anyone who wishes to run for president, and outlines the duties and relations between the president and congress. The third and fourth articles give people the right to trial, allow
