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Establish justice

Make good government and laws

Insure domestic tranquility

Peace in our homes

Provide for the common defense

National security

Promote the general welfare

Healthy communities

Secure the blessings of liberty

Freedom

To ourselves and posterity

Family and friends

Do ordain and establish

Give authority

This constitution

The supreme law of the land

Article 1

Legislative Branch

Article 2

Executive Branch

Article 3

Judicial Branch

Article 4

States' powers

Article 5

Amendments

Article 6

Federal powers

Article 7

Ratification

What is the First Amendment

People have freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, and the right to petition the government

What is the Second Amendment

People have the right to have a weapon to protect themselves

What is the third amendment

Soldiers cannot take or live in a persons home

What is the fourth amendment

The government cannot arrest the person or search their property unless there is a probable cause

What is the fifth amendment

The government must follow the law before punishing the person

The sixth amendment

A person has the right to a fair and speedy trial by jury

The seventh amendment

A person has the right to a jury trial for civil cases

The eighth amendment

The government cannot demand excessive bails or fines or any cruel and unusual punishment

What is the ninth amendment

The Constitution does not include all of the rights of people in the states

10th amendment

Any powers that the Constitution does not give to the federal government belong to the states