1. WANTED: A Just Right Government
DIRECTIONS:
USING THE READING “ANATOMY OF THE CONSTITUION” COMPLETE CONSTITUTION PUZZLES 1 & 2.
Using the Information on UNIT III. Page on the website, Complete Puzzles 3 & 4.

2. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Preamble
FEDERALISM
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF
ARTICLE I.
SENATOR
ENFORCE LAWS
INTERPRET LAWS
RATIFICATION
ARTICLE II.
CONGRESS
CHANGE
INTRODUCTION
MAKE LAWS
REPRESENTATIVE
FINAL SAY
COURTS
JUSTICE
LEGISLATIVE
ARTICLE III.
AMENDMENTS
JUDGES
ARTICLE IV.
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EXECUTIVE
PRESIDENT
ARTICLE V.
SENATE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
JUDICIAL
SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND
ARTICLE VI.
SUPREME COURT
ARTICLE VII.
WE THE PEOPLE 1

3. 2 LEGISLATIVE EXECUTIVE JUDICIAL SUPREME COURT COLLECT TAXES
CREATES LAWS
GRANTS PARDONS
TO CRIMINALS
ENFORCES LAWS
APPOINTS SUPREME
COURT JUDGES,
FEDERAL JUDGES & CABINET MEMBERS
REGULATE TRADE
PRINTS MONEY
SENATE
DECLARES WAR
CAN DECLARE LAWS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
INTERPRETS LAWS
REPRESENTS USA
SELECTED BY ELECTORAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT/
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF
NEGOTIATES
TREATIES
APPROVES PRESIDENTAL
APPOINTMENTS
HOUSE OF
REPRESENTIVIES
SELECTED BY POPULAR VOTE
CONGRESS
CITIZENSHIP
REQUIREMENTS
GIVE PATENTS
CABINET
VICE PRESIDENT 2

4. Articles, Constitution or Both?
Decide whether each statement applies to the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, or both.
Move the letter to the correct location on the Venn Diagram. D
Created a president
Created a government
Had only one branch of government
Had enough power to do its job
Created a court system
Gave small & large states equal power
Created a Congress
Compromised power between small & large states
Created a military I A B H C E F G 3

5. 4