Articles of the Constitution

Article 1

establishes the legislative branch of the government, outlining the powers and responsibilities of Congress.

Article 2

establishes the executive branch of the government, detailing the powers and duties of the President.

Article 3

establishes the judicial branch, defining the powers of the Supreme Court and federal courts.

Article 4

addresses the relationship between states, including the Full Faith and Credit clause and the privileges granted to citizens.

Article 5

provides the process for amending the Constitution, allowing for changes and updates to be made as necessary.

Article 6

establishes the supremacy of the Constitution, laws made under it, and treaties, asserting that they take precedence over state laws.

Article 7

outlines the process for ratification of the Constitution, requiring nine states to approve it for it to take effect.