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3 parts of the constitution

The preamble


The 7 articles


The amendments

The 7 articles

LEJRANR


Legislative branch


Executive branch


Judicial branch


Relations among states


Amending processes


National supremacy


Ratification



The amendments

27

Expressed powers

Stated in the constitution


Ex) power to raise an army

Implied powers

Not specifically stated, but required to carry out expressed powers


Ex) draft

Inherent powers

Granted to all governments


Ex) diplomats

Reserved powers

Only for the states


Ex) schools

Concurrent powers

Both state and federal


Ex) tax

Denied powers

Stated in the constitution that the government can not do


Ex) federal can't tax exports


Ex) states can't sign another treaty with another country

Major principles of the constitution

1) popular sovereignty


2)federalism


3)separation of powers


4)checks and balances


5) limited government