Independent Review Using the actual text of the Constitution (found on pages 60-71) your goal is to find concrete evidence of the “Principles of the Constitution.”

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Independent Review Using the actual text of the Constitution (found on pages 60-71) your goal is to find concrete evidence of the “Principles of the Constitution.” Your notes may serve as a outline for the topics you need to defend, but to clarify, you need to find (Honors) four / (Academic) two pieces of concrete evidence (provide Article, Section, Clause, and the entire quote) to support the following principles: Popular Sovereignty Rule of Law Separation of Powers Checks and Balances Federalism Supremacy of the Constitution (Law of the Land)* *Only one example needed.