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The United States ConstitutionThe framework of the
United States government
ES: Organize information & data
Outlined
Preamble – introduction [preview] p. 102
Article I – Legislative Branch p. 102
Section 1 – CongressSection 2 – House of Representatives• Clause 2 – Qualifications
Section 3 – Senate p. 103• Clause 3 – Qualifications
Section 8 – Powers of Congress p. 105-106• Clause 18 – Elastic Clause
Section 9 – Powers Denied Congress p. 106-107
Section 10 – Powers Denied States p. 107
Article II – Executive Branch p. 107
Section 1 – The President p. 107
• Clause 5 – Qualifications p. 108
Section 2 – Powers of the President p. 109
Article III – Judicial Branch p. 110
Section 1 – Supreme Court
Section 2 – Powers of the Courts
Article IV – The States p. 111
relations to federal government and each other
Article V – Amendment Process p. 112
Article VI – National Supremacy p. 112
Article VII – Ratification p. 113
Signatures
Amendments
Bill of Rights: #1-10 p. 114-115
First 100 Years: #11-15 p.115-118
Early 20th Century: #16-21 p. 118-121
1950-Present: #22-27 p. 121-124
The Preamble
We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.
Activity: Comparing Drafts
Read the two drafts of the preamble
Compare the wording
Answer the questions:What is the difference between the two?
What is the significance of changing the wording?
How are the GOALS of the Constitution different in each version?
How does this reflect the thinking of the Founders during the Const. Convention?
in Order to form a more perfect Union
strong central government
address weaknesses of Articles of Confederation