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7 Cards in this Set
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Article 1 |
- Legislative Branch (most important branch) - Longest and most important article - 2 parts: Senate and House of Reps - Lists congress's powers |
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Article 2 |
- Executive branch - Carries out laws or executes laws - President - Carries out day to day laws - Lists Presidents specific duties |
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Article 3 |
- Judicial Branch - Gives directions about what kind of cases the Supreme Court and federal courts can hear. |
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Article 4 |
- State's Powers - How states should interact with each other |
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Article 5 |
What must be done to amend or change the constitution. |
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Article 6 |
- Federalism. - The laws and treaties of the U.S government are “the supreme law of the land.” - Federal law wins if a state law disagrees with it. - People who work for the state and federal government are required to take an oath to support the constitution no matter what. |
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Article 7 |
- Constitution could not take effect until at least nine out the 13 states approved it. - Agreed that 10 amendments would be added to the constitution or the Bill of Rights. |
