This part of the Constitution includes the changes of the Constitution

This part of the Constitution describes the structure of the federal government

The Article of the Constitution is about Congress/the legislative branch

The Article of the Constitution is about the Supreme Court/the judicial branch

The Article of the Constitution is about the President/the executive branch

This Article of the Constitution is about ratification of the Constitution

This Article of the Constitution is about how amendments can be made.

This Article of the Constitution is about relations among the states.

This Article of the Constitution is about the supremacy of national law.

the supreme law of the U.S. that provides the framework for the government

highest court in the U.S.

another name for our national government

branch of government that interprets the laws and settles disputes

branch of government that carries out laws made by the legislative branch

branch of government that makes the laws

the national legislature of the U.S.

Sometimes this is referred to as "the House"

The two parts of Congress are also called

Each state has two members in the. . .

Each state sends a number of people based on its population

leads the executive branch

leads the judicial branch

this legislative branch consists of the

The Article of the Constitution that states anyone taking a public office must take an oath swearing allegiance to the U.S. Constitution is

The Article of the Constitution that said 9 of 13 states had to approve the Constitution for it to go into effect was

The Article of the Constitution that says states can't treat people from other states differently is

The Article of the Constitution that is most vague but establishes the Supreme Court as the highest court in the U.S. is

The Article of the Constitution that says Senators are elected every 6 years & Representatives are elected every 2 years is

The Article of the Constitution that says the President is the Commander-in-Chief of the military is

"New states may be admitted by the Congress into this Union. . ." relates to this article

"The Congress, whenever two thirds of both Houses shall deem it necessary, shall propose AMENDMENTS to this Constitution. . ." is from this Article