Section five: Talks about the rules of a Quorum, and also talks about how each House can make it's own rules, but the Houses have to document the rules.
Section Six: Talks about how Americans pay for federal taxes, and how members of Congress cannot be in other places of the Government Section Seven: Talks about how revenue, which is the money the government gets from taxes, originates from the House of Representatives. It also talked about how the Senate sends in laws to the President to approve. It also talked about how two thirds of Congress is able to override a law the President wants to sign. Section Eight: Talks about the rules of how Congress can spend tax money Section Nine:Talks about the rules of migration into other states, which Congress could no longer prohibit in 1808. Section Ten: Talks about all the stuff the States can do, but Congress can, such as make treaties with other states, handle exports, or handle soldiers
Article Two
Section One: Talks about the rules to become President, such as you must be thirty five. It also tells about how if the President is impeached the Vice President will take over. It also tells that in order to become President, a person needs 270 electoral votes. Section Two:Talks about how the President has power of the military, making treaties, appoint judges to Supreme Court,appoint ambassadors, and appoint other officers to the United States.
Article Three
Section One: Tells about the Supreme Court, which is the highest court in the U.S. Section Two:Tells about how the Supreme Court does not hear every case, and about Appellate Jurisdiction, which is the power of the higher courts to be able to change the descions of lower courts. Section Three: Tells how Congress can decide if a person has committed treason
First Amendment
Second Amendment
Third Amendment
Fourth Amendment
Fifth Amendment
Sixth Amendment
Seventh Amendment
Eighth Amendment
Ninth Amendment
Tenth Amendment
Eleventh Amendment
Twelth Amendment
Thirteenth Amendment
Fourteenth Amendment
Fifteenth Amendment
Sixteenth Amendment
Seventeenth Amendment
Eighteenth Amendment
Nineteenth Amendment
Twentieth Amendment
Twenty first Amendment
Twenty-Second Amendment
Twenty-Third Amendment
Twenty-Fourth Amendment
Twenty-Fifth Amendment
Twenty-Sixth Amendment
Twenty-Seventh Amendment
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Created with images by angela n. - "Constitution Gardens" • Kimtaro - "Chamber of the House of Representatives" • Steve Snodgrass - "Congress" • conner395 - "Zetland Constabulary 1966"