The Preamble
The Preamble, one of the most well known writings, gives an introduction to the United States Constitution. Stating the purpose of the Constitution, this document gives the power to every citizen of America, unique compared to any other document written at the time. In addition to giving power to the “everyday man”, this paragraph obligates the government to protect the people, create justice and peace.
The Articles
Ratified in 1788, the Articles of the United States Constitution help the people understand how the government runs. Articles one, two, and three describe the qualifications of having governmental position, equally distributes the powers to the legislative, executive, and judicial governments, the three branches of
The Preamble, one of the most well known writings, gives an introduction to the United States Constitution. Stating the purpose of the Constitution, this document gives the power to every citizen of America, unique compared to any other document written at the time. In addition to giving power to the “everyday man”, this paragraph obligates the government to protect the people, create justice and peace.
The Articles
Ratified in 1788, the Articles of the United States Constitution help the people understand how the government runs. Articles one, two, and three describe the qualifications of having governmental position, equally distributes the powers to the legislative, executive, and judicial governments, the three branches of