Long ago, when the United States was first becoming a nation, the Constitution was written, and included in the Constitution was the seven Articles. These articles were precisely written and were given much thought. When constructing these articles, the framers wrote them with such detail so that there would be no question as to what was expected for each branch. The legislative branch is also known as the “law-making” branch. The second article of the Constitution provides this branch of government. Framers wrote exact descriptions of each branch-including the Legislative, though it also includes judicial, and executive as well. Framers wanted no one to wonder the rules of each branch and wanted every aspect to be clear. The fifth article
