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U.S Constitution

Written plan of government for the U.S created in 1787

Preamble

Introduction to the U.S Constitution that includes the goals of the U.S

Article 2: Legislative Branch

The Branch of government that makes the laws

Article 2: Executive Branch

The Branch of government that enforces the laws

Article 3: Judical Branch

The Branch of government that interprets the laws

Article 4: States Rights

All states are guaranteed representation in the government, government protection,and equal rights to other states

Article 5: Amendment Process

An amendment to the U.S Constitution must be proposed by 2/3 of the Congress and approved by 3/4 of the states

Article 6: Supremacy Clause

The U.S Constitution is the Supreme Law of the land. It must be followed and no law in the U.S may go against it

Article 7: Ratification

9 out of 13 states must be ratify before it be it becomes law in those states. 11 out of 13 must ratify before it becomes law for the entire country

Amend

To make a change

Bill of Rights

The first 10 amendments to the U.S Constitution that protects the rights of the people

Amendment

A change to legal document

Amendments 11-27

(Changes made after 1791)

Checks+Balances

Each Branch has power over the others to ensure they have equal power

Separation of powers

Each Branch has separate jobs so no Branch has all the power