
Parts of the Constitution
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5th - 12th Grade
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Jaclyn Jamilkowski
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Parts of the Constitution
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What is the purpose of the Constitution?
It is used to form and lay out our government.
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Today, we are going to break the Constitution up into 3 parts.
Preamble
Articles
Amendments
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These parts can be broken up further.
Preamble
Articles 1-7
Bill of Rights
Other amendments
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We are going to look into these parts some more on a deeper level.
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Part 1
Preamble
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Preamble
Introduces the Constitution and lists 6 reasons why the people are creating a new government
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Multiple Choice
Why do we have the Constitution? What is its purpose?
To form and lay out the government
To decide who will win the election
To tell us how long kids go to school
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Part 2
Articles
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Article 1
Gives the legislative branch (Congress) powers and limits
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Multiple Choice
What does the legislative branch do?
Creating and passing Laws
Deciding who will be president
Coming up with the National Anthem
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Article 2
Gives the executive branch (the president) its limits and powers
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Multiple Choice
Who makes up the executive branch?
Manager, teacher, doctor
President, vice president, cabinet
Store worker, pizza man, deli manager
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Article 3
Gives the judicial branch (judges) its powers and limits
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Multiple Choice
What is the main building that is a part of the judicial branch?
Schools
Washington Memorial
Supreme Court
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Article 4
Outlines the relationship between states and between each state and the federal government (ex. rules for adding new states to the US)
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Article 5
Explains how to change the Constitution through amendments
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Article 6
Declares that the Constitution is the supreme (most important, highest level) law of the laws, doesn't allow religious tests and states that the US will pay its debts
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Article 7
Explains the process for ratifying (changing) the Constitution
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Multiple Choice
How many articles are there in the Constitution?
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0
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100
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Part 3
Amendments
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Bill of Rights
Lists important individual rights and places limits on government power (first 10 amendments)
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Other Amendments
17 changes made to the Constitution (ex. voting rights for women, lowered voting age to 18......)
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