Government

Government

The 1st Amendment Explained

Learn how the 1st Amendment protects freedom of religion, speech, the press, assembly, and the right to petition the government.

Government

Article 7: Ratification Explained

Learn how the Constitution was ratified, why nine states were enough, and how Article 7 brought the new U.S. government to life.

Government

Article 6: The Constitution as the Supreme Law Explained

Learn how Article 6 makes the Constitution the highest law, honors treaties, requires oaths, and bans religious tests for office.

Government

Article 5: Amending the Constitution Explained

Article 5 of the U.S. Constitution explains how the Constitution can be changed. These changes are called amendments. 💡An amendment is an addition or change to the Constitution. Who Is Involved in Article 5? Article 5 explains who can propose and approve changes to the U.S. Constitution. Congress

Government

Article 4: The States Explained

Learn how Article 4 defines the relationship between states, protects citizens' rights, and governs new states and territories.

Government

Article 3: The Supreme Court Explained

Learn how the Supreme Court interprets the Constitution, settles legal disputes, and shapes U.S. law in simple terms.

Government

Article 2: The Presidency Explained

Learn about the powers, duties, qualifications, elections, and responsibilities of the President of the United States under Article II of the United States Constitution.

Government

Article 1: Congress Explained

Learn about the powers, structure, responsibilities, and lawmaking process of Congress under Article 1 of the United States Constitution.

History

The American Revolution to the U.S. Constitution Explained

Learn how the American Revolution led to the U.S. Constitution with a simple timeline explaining the events that shaped the nation.