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Article I
Congress
Article II
President
Article III
Federal Courts
Article IV
States
Article V
Amendments
Article VI
Supremacy
Article VII
Ratification
Natural Rights
Life, liberty, and property.
Magna Carta
Gave rights to landowners. Limited the king’s power.
Mayflower Compact
Written plan for government by the Plymouth Colony.
Town Meeting
Direct democracy local government.
Social Contract Theory
The power to rule comes from the people.
Amendment 1
Freedom of Speech, Religion, Assembly, and Petition.
Amendment 2
Right to bear arms.
Amendment 3
Quartering of soldiers.
Amendment 4
Arrests and searches.
Amendment 5
Rights of persons accused of crimes.
Amendment 6
Rights of persons on trial for crimes.
Amendment 7
Jury trials in civil cases.
Amendment 8
Limitations on bail and punishments.
Amendment 9
Rights kept by the people.
Amendment 10
Powers kept by the states or the people.
Great Compromise
Bicameral System, Rhode Island, Virginia, Connecticut
Enlightenment Impact
Reason, individual liberty, and the consent of the governed over absolute monarchy.