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The U.S. Constitution
  By: Courtney Holcombe
Preamble To The Constitution
   The Preamble is the beginning of the
    Constitution. It states the purposes of the
    government including to establish justice,
    and promote the general welfare.
Articles 1-7
Article Article Article Article                          Article        Article Article
One     Two     Three Four                               Five           Six     Seven

Establishes   Creates the   Article       Article four   This article   Recognizes     Addresses
the           executive     three set     explains the   talks about    that state     ratification
legislative   branch and    up the        relationship   how the        laws are       and states
branch and    lists the     judicial      of states to   constitution   over-looked    the
talks about   powers and    branch.       one another    can be         and the        Constitution
the things    jobs of the   Although it   and to the     changed.       constitution   will take
that are      president.    only set up   national       The 27         and federal    effect when
involved in                 the           government.    amendments     laws are       ratified by
it.                         supreme       It requires    were           supreme        nine of the
                            court it      states to      proposed by    when in        states.
                            allowed for   treat all      a 2/3 vote     conflict.
                            other         citizens       from senate
                            courts.       equally.       and HOR.
Types Of Powers
   Enumerated powers are the powers that
    are specifically given to the national
    government.
   Concurrent powers are those that both the
    states and national government are
    granted.
   Reserved powers are powers not given to
    national government in the Constitution
    and these are kept by the states.
Federalists and Anti-federalists
   Federalists supported the       Anti-federalists opposed
    Constitution.                    the constitution.
   Felt that the Constitution      Thought the Constitution
    would provide a                  took too much away from
    government with divided          the states and gave the
    powers between national          national government too
    government and the               much power.
    states.                         Anti-Federalists wanted a
   To win support the               Bill of Rights, they
    Federalists argued the           believed the Constitution
    Articles of Confederation        lacked protecting
    wouldn’t do and they             individual freedoms, such
    needed strong                    as freedom of religion.
    government to survive.
Virginia Plan         New Jersey                 The Great
                      Plan                       Compromise
Calledfor            Called for           Called for

government with three government with three government with three
branches.             branches.             branches.
Legislature  was     Legislature   with only   Legislature  was
divided into two      one house.                 divided into two
houses.               One  vote was given       houses.
Statesrepresented    per state.                 Equal  representation
by population.        Small  and large          in the senate.
Large states got     states got the same        Representation

more votes than small amount of votes.           based on population in
states.                                          the House.
Virginia Plan         New Jersey                 The Great
                      Plan                       Compromise
Calledfor            Called for           Called for

government with three government with three government with three
branches.             branches.             branches.
Legislature  was     Legislature   with only   Legislature  was
divided into two      one house.                 divided into two
houses.               One  vote was given       houses.
Statesrepresented    per state.                 Equal  representation
by population.        Small  and large          in the senate.
Large states got     states got the same        Representation

more votes than small amount of votes.           based on population in
states.                                          the House.

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Courtneys constitution project

  • 1. The U.S. Constitution By: Courtney Holcombe
  • 2. Preamble To The Constitution  The Preamble is the beginning of the Constitution. It states the purposes of the government including to establish justice, and promote the general welfare.
  • 3. Articles 1-7 Article Article Article Article Article Article Article One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Establishes Creates the Article Article four This article Recognizes Addresses the executive three set explains the talks about that state ratification legislative branch and up the relationship how the laws are and states branch and lists the judicial of states to constitution over-looked the talks about powers and branch. one another can be and the Constitution the things jobs of the Although it and to the changed. constitution will take that are president. only set up national The 27 and federal effect when involved in the government. amendments laws are ratified by it. supreme It requires were supreme nine of the court it states to proposed by when in states. allowed for treat all a 2/3 vote conflict. other citizens from senate courts. equally. and HOR.
  • 4. Types Of Powers  Enumerated powers are the powers that are specifically given to the national government.  Concurrent powers are those that both the states and national government are granted.  Reserved powers are powers not given to national government in the Constitution and these are kept by the states.
  • 5. Federalists and Anti-federalists  Federalists supported the  Anti-federalists opposed Constitution. the constitution.  Felt that the Constitution  Thought the Constitution would provide a took too much away from government with divided the states and gave the powers between national national government too government and the much power. states.  Anti-Federalists wanted a  To win support the Bill of Rights, they Federalists argued the believed the Constitution Articles of Confederation lacked protecting wouldn’t do and they individual freedoms, such needed strong as freedom of religion. government to survive.
  • 6. Virginia Plan New Jersey The Great Plan Compromise Calledfor Called for Called for government with three government with three government with three branches. branches. branches. Legislature was Legislature with only Legislature was divided into two one house. divided into two houses. One vote was given houses. Statesrepresented per state. Equal representation by population. Small and large in the senate. Large states got states got the same Representation more votes than small amount of votes. based on population in states. the House.
  • 7. Virginia Plan New Jersey The Great Plan Compromise Calledfor Called for Called for government with three government with three government with three branches. branches. branches. Legislature was Legislature with only Legislature was divided into two one house. divided into two houses. One vote was given houses. Statesrepresented per state. Equal representation by population. Small and large in the senate. Large states got states got the same Representation more votes than small amount of votes. based on population in states. the House.