Chapter 2: Origins of American Government
Chapter 3: The Constitution
Section 1: Basic Principles (pg. 68-75)
Main Idea: When the framers began to outline the Constitution they were met with several unique challenges. Through perseverance they developed a strong foundational document built around six basic principles that has endured for nearly two-hundred and fifty years.
Identify the following characteristics contained within the Constitution
• When was the Constitution written:
• When did the document itself take effect:
An Outline for the Constitution
Identify the following characteristics contained within the Constitution
• How many words are contained within the Constitution:
• How many articles are contained within the Constitution:
• How many amendments are contained within the Constitution:
Using the chart on the bottom of page 69 describe the subject that each article of the Constitution focuses on:
Preamble:
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Article I:
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Article II:
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Article III:
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Article IV:
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Article V:
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Article VI:
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Article VII:
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Identify, define and provide an example of the principle in practice for each of the six basic principles of the Constitution
Popular Sovereignty:
• Example of the principle in action:
Limited Government:
• Example of the principle in action:
Separation of Powers:
• Example of the principle in action:
Checks and Balances:
• Example of the principle in action:
Judicial Review:
• Example of the principle in action:
Federalism:
• Example of the principle in action:
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