1. U.S. Constitution
A. Parts

2. 1. Parts of the Constitution
A. Preamble
B. Articles
C. Amendments

3. States the Purpose of the Constitution
A. Preamble
States the Purpose of the Constitution
“Peace”
“Unity”
“Justice”
“Welfare”
“Protection”
“Liberty”

4. Article 1 - Legislative Branch
B. Articles
Article 1 - Legislative Branch
Powers
Requirements
Privileges
Term of Office
Restrictions
Organization

5. Article 2 - Executive Branch
Election
Term of Office
Powers
Qualifications
Succession
Impeachment
Salary

6. Article 3 - Judical Branch
Powers
Courts
Jurisdiction

14. 1 - 10 Bill of Rights 11 - 27 Slavery Taxes Elections Alcohol
C. Amendments
1 - 10
Bill of Rights
Slavery
Taxes
Elections
Alcohol
Law Suits
Salaries

15. U.S. Constitution
C. What Makes it Last

16. 1. Amendments Proposal Ratification New Amendment
C. What Makes it Last
1. Amendments
Proposal
Ratification
New Amendment

17. 2. Interpretation
a. The Constitution was written in general terms to allow for interpretation.
b. The Necessary and Proper Clause was adopted to give Congress the power it needed to carry out its duties

18. a. Loose Interpretation
“Congress can make laws the Constitution does not forbid”
b. Strict Interpretation
“Congress can only make the kinds of laws the Constitution mentions”

19. The Supreme Court
“The Final Say In Interpretation Is In The Hands of the Supreme Court Judges”

20. THAT'S YOUR CONSTITUTION