Structure of the Constitution

The first part of the Constitution is known as _____________.

• Preamble

• Bill of Rights

• Article I

• Article II

• Article III

"Form a more perfect Union" meant:

• Switching from Articles of Confederation to a Federal System.

• Having a Judicial Branch and equality.

• Have and Executive Branch to enforce laws.

• A militia turned into military

• Provide services, regulate trade, and making life better and prosperous for all.

"Establish justice" meant:

• Switching from Articles of Confederation to a Federal System.

• Having a Judicial Branch and equality.

• Have and Executive Branch to enforce laws.

• A militia turned into military

• Provide services, regulate trade, and making life better and prosperous for all.

"Ensure domestic tranquility" meant:

• Switching from Articles of Confederation to a Federal System.

• Having a Judicial Branch and equality.

• Have and Executive Branch to enforce laws.

• A militia turned into military

• Provide services, regulate trade, and making life better and prosperous for all.

"Provide for common defense" meant:

• Forever in this document.

• Having a Judicial Branch and equality.

• Have and Executive Branch to enforce laws.

• A militia turned into military

• Provide services, regulate trade, and making life better and prosperous for all.

"Promote general welfare" meant:

• Forever in this document.

• Having a Judicial Branch and equality.

• Have and Executive Branch to enforce laws.

• A militia turned into military

• Provide services, regulate trade, and making life better and prosperous for all.

"Securing the blessing of liberty" meant:

• Forever in this document.

• Having a Judicial Branch and equality.

• Have and Executive Branch to enforce laws.

• A militia turned into military

• Provide services, regulate trade, and making life better and prosperous for all.

Article I detailed the development and powers of ___________________.

• Legislative Branch

• Executive Branch

• Judicial Branch

• Relations among states

• Amending the Constitution

Article II detailed the development and powers of ___________________.

• Legislative Branch

• Executive Branch

• Judicial Branch

• Relations among states

• Amending the Constitution

Article III detailed the development and powers of ___________________.

• Legislative Branch

• Executive Branch

• Judicial Branch

• Relations among states

• Amending the Constitution