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when was the constitution written and why

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1787 because deletes decided to scrap the articles of confederation to make a new constitution

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what was the purpose of the preamble

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to state the introdoof the constitution and state its goals and purposes

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how many federalists articles are there and what are they for

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seven articles and they explain each of the three branches of government and the rest of the articles are about how our government is going to work

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article 1

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Legislative article, it states leadership positions and the power of the house of representatives and the senate. also lists specific rights to the states and national government

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article 2

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states the oath of office and power of the presidents

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article 3

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judicial, states that all federal judges serve life terms. Established the supreme court and congress. Created all lower courts.

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article 4

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The obligation states have to each other. States that each state needs to respect the legal decisions of other states. Cannot discriminate citizens of other states. National government will protect states when threatened. Allows addition of new states. all states must have a republican form of government

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article 5

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Ststes the amendment process. An amendment can be proposed if 2/3 of the house and senate agree. It can be ratified if 3/4 of state legislators agree. If 2/3 of both chambers then an amendment can be ratified if an alternate convention.

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article 6

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stated the supremacy clause and office holding requirements. The U.S constitution is the supreme law of the land. They always come before others. National laws take the presidents word over state laws when conflict occurs. No religious requirement what so ever. National government takes debt under the articles of confederation. You take an oath to uphold the constitution

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article 7

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The constitution takes affect when ratified by convention in nine states. This happened in 1788

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Fredrilsts

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They wanted the constitution ratified

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antifederalists

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They did not want the constitution ratified because they thought the national government would be too strong

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how many articles are there and what did they do

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85 articles in the new york newspapers pushing for ratification for the constitution

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federalist 10

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written by james madison and was written to explain how factions can be limited and to argue that the proposed government is not likely to be opposed by one. Factions are self interested groups and to abolish factions you would have to abolish liberty

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brutus 1

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The main purpose of brutus one was the anti federalists also wrote essays opposed to ratifying the constitution such as brutus one

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dispute between federalists and anti federalists

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It was resolved and lead to the ratification of the constitution with an example of the bill of rights to settle the dispute of articles of confederation. Also added the bill of rights. Everything was resolved