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Establishes Congress — a House and a Senate — and enumerates its lawmaking powers in Section 8.
Read Article IIVests executive power in a President, sets eligibility and term, and defines the office's core powers.
Read Article IIICreates "one supreme Court" and authorizes Congress to establish the lower federal courts beneath it.
Read Article IVRequires states to honor each other's public acts, extradite fugitives, and guarantees a republican form of government.
Read Article VSets the two-thirds and three-fourths thresholds required to propose and ratify a constitutional amendment.
Read Article VIDeclares the Constitution and federal law "the supreme Law of the Land," binding on every state judge.
Read Article VIISet the terms under which the Constitution took effect once nine of the thirteen states ratified it.
Read Article 1–10The first ten amendments, protecting individual liberty.
Read Article 11–27From Reconstruction to the modern era.
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