In the Constitution, there are many different kinds of parts to creating it. The first part of the Constitution is the Preamble. The Preamble states we the people of the United States, in order to form a perfect union, to establish justice, insure Domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of Liberty to our prosperity and ourselves, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. After the Preamble then comes the First article. The first article is about the creating the Congress and how it is the Legislative branch of the government. It also states that the Legislative is one of three branches that makes the laws for the United States. The Congress
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For example, one of the limitations is that Congress is no person holding any office of trust under the United States can accept a present, and office, a title or a decoration from any foreign power without the consent of the Congress. This limitation is important because the Congress would have to discuss the present or anything a person got who was in office from a foreign power. We have to be careful on what re receive from foreign powers because we would not want to start a war. Another example is that there should not be money be drawn from the United States Treasury except for an appropriation made by law. This is important for the Congress because it is saying that money can be drawled if law needs it and we can be careful on the money we have and dispute to the government. The third example is No state may enter into any treaty, alliance or confederation without the approval of Congress. This is important limitation because the states that we have to have treaties need to recorded and see when we have it and can also help with which start to have as allies for the …show more content…
There is the Preamble that is the first part and the beginning of the Constitution that states our freedom and gives purpose to the Constitution. Then there is Article 1 that explains the importance of the set of the Congress, the powers of Congress and the limitations of Congress. These qualities are important to the Congress because is what helps govern the United States and keep it from going chaos. The rules are an excellent way for the government to because it has helped us rule everyone in the United States and to learn from our mistakes in
For example, one of the limitations is that Congress is no person holding any office of trust under the United States can accept a present, and office, a title or a decoration from any foreign power without the consent of the Congress. This limitation is important because the Congress would have to discuss the present or anything a person got who was in office from a foreign power. We have to be careful on what re receive from foreign powers because we would not want to start a war. Another example is that there should not be money be drawn from the United States Treasury except for an appropriation made by law. This is important for the Congress because it is saying that money can be drawled if law needs it and we can be careful on the money we have and dispute to the government. The third example is No state may enter into any treaty, alliance or confederation without the approval of Congress. This is important limitation because the states that we have to have treaties need to recorded and see when we have it and can also help with which start to have as allies for the …show more content…
There is the Preamble that is the first part and the beginning of the Constitution that states our freedom and gives purpose to the Constitution. Then there is Article 1 that explains the importance of the set of the Congress, the powers of Congress and the limitations of Congress. These qualities are important to the Congress because is what helps govern the United States and keep it from going chaos. The rules are an excellent way for the government to because it has helped us rule everyone in the United States and to learn from our mistakes in