Constitutional Articles

There is no difference between the articles and amendments of the Constitution.

• True

• False

Article 1 of the Constitution focuses on .

• The Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)

• How 9/13 states are needed to ratify

• The Legislative Branch (Congress)

• The Executive Branch (Presidency)

Article 5 focuses on .

• How to amend the Constitution

• How 9/13 states are required to ratify

• State powers vs. Federal government

• The Supremacy Clause

Article 4 focuses on .

• How 9/13 states are required to ratify

• The Supremacy Clause

• How to amend the Constitution

• State powers vs. Federal government

Article 7 focuses on .

• State powers vs. Federal government

• How to amend the Constitution

• The Supremacy Clause

• How 9/13 states are required to ratify

Article 3 focuses on .

• The Judicial Branch

• The Supremacy Clause

• The Executive Branch

• The Legislative Branch

Article 2 focuses on .

• The Legislative Branch

• The Executive Branch

• State powers vs. Federal government

• The Judicial Branch

Article 6 focuses on .

• The Supremacy Clause

• State powers vs. Federal government

• How 9/13 states are required to ratify

• How to amend the Constitution

The purpose of the Constitution's articles is to .

• Give rights to U.S. citizens

• Establish laws for everyone to follow

• Establish the government and its powers and limitations

• Declare independence from Great Britain