us history constitutional structure
1. create a venn diagram showing concurrent power, reserved power, enumerated power
2. create a chart showing:
who? - article 1 - 4
what? - what can they/ it do?
when? how long can they do it for? how old? (terms)
how? - how many are there?

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### Part 1: Venn Diagram for Powers

#### Step 1: Define Each Power Type
- **Enumerated Powers (Federal Powers)**: Powers explicitly given to the federal government by the Constitution (e.g., coin money, declare war).
- **Reserved Powers (State Powers)**: Powers not given to the federal government or prohibited to states, reserved for states (e.g., education, local government).
- **Concurrent Powers**: Powers shared by both federal and state governments (e.g., tax, establish courts).

#### Step 2: Structure the Venn Diagram
- **Left Circle (Reserved Powers)**: Only state - specific powers (no overlap with federal - only).
- **Right Circle (Enumerated Powers)**: Only federal - specific powers (no overlap with state - only).
- **Overlap (Concurrent Powers)**: Powers both levels of government can exercise.

### Part 2: Chart for Articles 1 - 4

| Article | Who? | What? | When? | How? |
|---------|------|-------|-------|------|
| Article 1 | Legislative Branch (Congress: Senate + House of Representatives) | Make laws, declare war, tax, regulate commerce, etc. | Senators: 6 - year terms; Representatives: 2 - year terms. Must be 30 (Senate), 25 (House) years old. | 100 Senators (2 per state); 435 Representatives (based on population). |
| Article 2 | Executive Branch (President, Vice - President) | Enforce laws, command military, veto legislation, conduct foreign policy. | 4 - year terms (2 - term limit). Must be 35 years old, natural - born citizen, 14 - year US resident. | 1 President, 1 Vice - President (elected via Electoral College). |
| Article 3 | Judicial Branch (Supreme Court + lower federal courts) | Interpret laws, rule on constitutionality, settle disputes between states. | Lifetime appointment (good behavior). Must be nominated by President, confirmed by Senate. | 9 Supreme Court Justices (by law), + lower court judges. |
| Article 4 | States + Federal - State Relations | States respect other states’ laws, extradition, new states admitted by Congress. | N/A (permanent relationships, processes). | States: 50 states. Processes: Congress admits new states; states have republican governments. |

### Answer (Part 1 Venn Diagram Summary)
- **Reserved Powers (Left)**: Education, local governance, intrastate commerce.
- **Enumerated Powers (Right)**: Coin money, declare war, regulate interstate commerce.
- **Concurrent Powers (Overlap)**: Taxation, establish courts, borrow money.

### Answer (Part 2 Chart Summary)
The chart above outlines the key details for Articles 1 - 4 of the US Constitution, covering the "Who", "What", "When", and "How" for each branch/relationship defined in those articles.

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Explanation:

Part 1: Venn Diagram for Powers

Step 1: Define Each Power Type

Step 2: Structure the Venn Diagram

Part 2: Chart for Articles 1 - 4

Answer:

Article	Who?	What?	When?	How?
Article 2	Executive Branch (President, Vice - President)	Enforce laws, command military, veto legislation, conduct foreign policy.	4 - year terms (2 - term limit). Must be 35 years old, natural - born citizen, 14 - year US resident.	1 President, 1 Vice - President (elected via Electoral College).
Article 3	Judicial Branch (Supreme Court + lower federal courts)	Interpret laws, rule on constitutionality, settle disputes between states.	Lifetime appointment (good behavior). Must be nominated by President, confirmed by Senate.	9 Supreme Court Justices (by law), + lower court judges.
Article 4	States + Federal - State Relations	States respect other states’ laws, extradition, new states admitted by Congress.	N/A (permanent relationships, processes).	States: 50 states. Processes: Congress admits new states; states have republican governments.