Articles
Article 1
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This article states Legislative powers. It includes the matters of representation, elections for senators, impeachment, paying for representatives, taxing, bills becoming laws, the power congress has, Habeas Corpus, the elastic clause, and limitations the states have to follow.
Article 2
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Article two talks about the executive branch of government. It includes information on previous elections, qualifications, what happens if the president dies, the executive's salary, the Cabinet, and powers and duties the executive branch of government has.
Article 3
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The third article talks about the judiciary system. It includes the setup of two courts other than the Supreme Court- the federal courts, and several courts included in the 50 states. Article three also deals with laws, treaties, statue law, and cases involving the Constitution and Supreme Court.
Article 4
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Article four says the states can make state laws, including a person has to go to court in the state convicted of the crime. It also states congress can admit new states into America.
Article 5
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Congress can ratify to change the constitution with 2/3 of both houses voting for change. Amendments cannot be taken away, so another amendment is needed to counter the amendment needed to change.
Article 6
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Article six states the constitution, laws passed by Congress, federal laws, and major treaties are supreme "law of the land." This amendment is known as the Supremacy Clause.
Article 7
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The seventh article says the Constitution needs nine out of thirteen states to vote for the Constitution to amend it. The unanimous consent was to be taken on September seventeenth, 1787.