Question

(government) After reading through the Constitution, match the parts of the document with the correct description of the ideas contained within that section.

Preamble:
Article I:
Article II:
Article III:
Article IV:
Article V:
Article VI:
Article VII:

Creates the executive branch of government and gives the executive power to the President

Establishes the constitution of the US laws as the supreme law of the land, superior to the states laws.

Explains the purpose of the constitution, who wrote it, and why.

Create the judicial Branch of the government consisting of the Supreme court in any inferior Court, Congress creates.

Enables the constitution to be amended and set to rules for how Do you amend it.

Explains that the constitution would be ratified when nice states approved it.

Creates the legislative branch of the US Government, which includes the House of Representatives and the Senate. Together, they call the Congress.

Sets rules for the relationship among the states and for admitting new states, and guarantees each state will be republic

Answer 1

Preamble: Explains the purpose of the constitution, who wrote it, and why.
Article I: Creates the legislative branch of the US Government, which includes the House of Representatives and the Senate. Together, they call the Congress.
Article II: Creates the executive branch of government and gives the executive power to the President
Article III: Create the judicial Branch of the government consisting of the Supreme court in any inferior Court, Congress creates.
Article IV: Sets rules for the relationship among the states and for admitting new states, and guarantees each state will be republic
Article V: Enables the constitution to be amended and set to rules for how Do you amend it.
Article VI: Establishes the constitution of the US laws as the supreme law of the land, superior to the states laws.
Article VII: Explains that the constitution would be ratified when nice states approved it.