The 7 Articles of the Constitution
By: Bryce Bilodeau
The Articles And What They Do
Little stands for legislative
In the first article then main topic is about the legislative branch. It talks about how the legislative branch make laws and what powers the states have.
Elephants stand for executive
In the second article the main topic is about the executive branch. In here it talks about how can the president enforce or execute laws.
Joyfully stands for Judaical
In the third article the main topic is about the judicial branch. In this section the article talks about how the judicial branch will intemperate laws.
Sit stands for states rights
In the fourth article the main topic is about states rights. This article talks about how states should follow other states rules if something should happen involving both sides.
All stands for amendments
In the fifth article the main topic is about amendments. This article talks about how the people can make changes to the constitution, since there will be different and new ideas that fit the country's needs at the time.
Summer stands for supremacy of the constitution
In the sixth article the main topic is about the supremacy of the constitution. In this section the article talks about the law of the land and how states must follow supreme law and supreme laws hold more power.
Reading stands for ratification
In the seventh article the main topic is about the ratification process. This article talks about how many states it takes to make a ratification to the constitution.