what are the seven articles of the Constitution and the basic properties and purposes of each ?

Answer 1

Article I, Legislative Powers; Article II, Executive Powers; Article III, Judicial Powers; Article IV, Privileges of Citizens and State powers; Article V, Amendments of the Constitution; Article VI, Authority of the United States, shall be the Supreme Law of the Land; Article VII, Ratification of the Constitution by the States.

Answer 2

From reminiscence: Article I, definition and regulations for the Legislative branch. section 3 bargains with the residing house, section 4 the Senate. section 8 bargains with congressional enumerated powers. section 9 covers obstacles on Congress, and section 10 covers obstacles on state authority. Article II, definition and regulations for the administrative branch. Article III, definition and regulations for the federal judicial branch. Article IV, interactions between the states, which contain ensures of representative government, shared privileges and immunities of state citizenship, and the completed faith and credit clause. Article V, techniques of amending the form. Article VI, oaths of place of work and the supremacy clause. Article VII, ratification.

Answer 3

Don't ask the Bush family... they won't be able to tell you!