3.1 An Overview of the Constitution

The introduction to the constitution that states the document's purpose is called the...

• Preamble

• Declaration

• Article

• Amendment

Article I creates...

• The Legislative Branch

• The Executive Branch

• The Judicial Branch

• The Amendment Process

Article II creates...

• The Legislative Branch

• The Executive Branch

• The Judicial Branch

• The Amendment Process

Article III creates...

• The Legislative Branch

• The Executive Branch

• The Judicial Branch

• The Amendment Process

Article IV describes the...

• The Ratifying Process

• The Supremacy Clause, Oaths of Office, and National Debts

• The Relations among States

• The Amendment Process

Article V describes the...

• The Ratifying Process

• The Supremacy Clause, Oaths of Office, and National Debts

• The Relations among States

• The Amendment Process

Article VI describes the...

• The Ratifying Process

• The Supremacy Clause, Oaths of Office, and National Debts

• The Relations among States

• The Amendment Process

Article VII describes the...

• The Ratifying Process

• The Supremacy Clause, Oaths of Office, and National Debts

• The Relations among States

• The Amendment Process

What basic principle states that all political power resides in the people?

• Popular Sovereignty

• Limited Government

• Separation of Powers

• Federalism

What basic principle states that government is not all powerful and can only do the things it is given the power to do?

• Popular Sovereignty

• Limited Government

• Separation of Powers

• Federalism