Question

preamble: what does the constitution do? what is the of the government?
article i: how does the branch create laws? what powers do the states have?
article ii: how does the branch execute laws?
article iii: how does the branch interpret the laws?
article iv: how should the get along with each other?
article v: how can the constitution be or changed?
article vi: how does work? which law is supreme?
article vii: what have to be taken to make the constitution the law of the land?
amendments: what changes have been made to the ?

Explanation:

The U.S. Constitution outlines the functions and powers of the government. The legislative branch (Article I) creates laws and states have certain powers. The executive branch (Article II) enforces laws. The judicial branch (Article III) interprets laws. Article IV is about states' relations. Article V is for amending the Constitution. Article VI deals with the operation of the government and the supremacy of federal law. Article VII is about the ratification process. Amendments are changes made to the Constitution.

Answer:

• Preamble: Establishes the purpose and nature of the government.
• Article I: Legislative; creates laws and states have reserved powers.
• Article II: Executive; enforces laws.
• Article III: Judicial; interprets laws.
• Article IV: States; should cooperate and respect each other.
• Article V: Amended; through a specific process.
• Article VI: Government; federal law is supreme.
• Article VII: Oaths; ratification by states.
• Amendments: Constitution; various changes over time.