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N O T E B O O K H A N D O U T

Outline of the U.S. Constitution

_____________________: We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union,
establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general
Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this
Constitution for the United States of America.

Article I: ________________________________ Article III: _______________________________


Section 1 Congress Section 1 Courts, terms of office
Section 2 House of Representatives Section 2 Jurisdiction
Section 3 Senate Section 3 Treason
Section 4 Elections and meetings
Section 5 Legislative proceedings Article IV: _______________________________
Section 6 Compensation, immunities, Section 1 Full faith and credit
and disabilities of members Section 2 Privileges and immunities of
Section 7 Revenue bills, presidential veto citizens
Section 8 Powers of Congress Section 3 New states, territories
Section 9 Powers denied to Congress Section 4 Protection afforded to states by
Section 10 Powers denied to the states the nation

Article V: ________________________________
Article II: ________________________________
Section 1 President: term, election,
Article VI: _______________________________
qualifications, compensation,
Clause 1 Validity of debts
oath of office
Clause 2 Supremacy of national law
Section 2 President’s powers and duties
Clause 3 Oaths of office
Section 3 President’s powers and duties
Section 4 Impeachment Article VII: _______________________________

____________________________________: Protection of individual rights­

____________________________________: Formal changes to the Constitution

Use these terms to fill in the blanks on the outline of the Constitution above.
Judicial branch Provisions for amendment Relations among states Amendments
Legislative branch Ratification of the Constitution Preamble Bill of Rights
Executive branch Public debts, supremacy of
national law, oaths

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