Articles
This article outlines the Legislative Branch.
Article 1
This amendment gives people the right to bear arms.
This amendment prohibits unlawful search and seizure.
This branch is known for writing laws.
Legislative Branch
The Constitution replaced this document.
Articles of Confederation
This article outlines the executive branch.
Article 2
Name the freedoms outlined in the first amendment.
Religion, speech, press, assembly, protest
This amendment protects against self-incrimination.
5th Amendment
This branch enforces laws.
Executive Branch
This fraction of states is needed to hold convention and to ratify an amendment.
This article outlines the judicial branch.
Article 3
This amendment abolished slavery.
This amendment gave women the right to vote.
19th Amendment
This branch of government interprets laws.
Judicial branch
This man is known as the father of the Constitution.
James Madison
This article defines the Constitution as the law of the land.
Article 6
This amendment provides a jury for civil trials.
7th Amendment
This amendment protects against cruel and unusual punishment.
8th Amendment
This is the idea that no branch has supreme power over the other branches.
Checks and balances
This is what the beginning of the Constitution is called.
Preamble
This article outlines how to amend the Constitution.
Article 5
This Amendment repealed the 18th Amendment.
21st Amendment
This amendment granted Washington D.C. electors in the Electoral College.
23rd Amendment
This person was the first head of the executive branch after the Constitution was established.
George Washington
This article ratifies the Constitution.
Article 7