Articles of the Constitution
Vocab!
Goals of the Constitution
A "Great" Compromise
Federalism Rules
100

Article 1 of the Constitution....

Legislative Branch

100

"lawmaking body"

Legislature

100

Strengthen the relationship among states as part of a union and between states and the national government

Form a More Perfect Union

100

Who is the Father of the Constitution? 

James Madison

100

How many amendments does the Constitution have? 

27

200

Article 3...

Judicial Branch

200

principle that people agree to submit to a government in exchange for the protection of their rights

Social Contract Theory

200

Provide laws that are reasonable, fair, and impartial and make sure that the administration of those laws is also reasonable, fair, and impartial

Establish Justice

200

Of the 13 states, which state did NOT attend the Constitutional Convention?

Rhode Island

200

This group believed that a Bill of Rights were vital and necessary to the Constitution in order to protect individual liberties:

Anti-Federalists

300

The relationship between the national government and state governments is found in....

Article 4

300

detail and specific law that provides clarity on broader laws

Statutory Law

300

Allow all states and citizens benefit militarily and economically from the protection of a strong national government

Promote the general welfare

300

What year was the Constitution of the United States adopted?

1787

300

This establishes that the national government is the supreme law of the land

Supremacy Clause

400

The Supremacy Clause can be found in...

Article 6

400

allows governors to reject specific parts of legislation while signing the rest of a bill into law

Line-Item Veto

400

Keep peace and maintain order within the country

Ensure Domestic Tranquility

400

Which plan "favored" states with larger populations? 

The Virginia Plan

400

Powers that are held by both the national government and state government are known as…

Concurrent Powers

500

Article 5...

Amendment Process

500

principle that government does not have absolute power, only what the people have given it; government is limited by law under which the rights people possess cannot be taken away from them

Limited Gov't

500

Protect the liberties recently won in the American Revolution and preserve them for the generations to come

Secure the Blessings of Liberty

500

At the establishment of the Constitution, members of the Senate were elected by...

State Legislatures

500

The federal court case of McCulloch v Maryland allowed for the federal government to exercise their implied right to….

Have a national bank

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