Read a letter from University of Phoenix President, Dr. Bill Pepicello, on the importance of Constitution Day.
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Articles of the Constitution
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More on the Articles of the Constitution
There are seven articles in the constitution.
- Article One establishes the legislative branch, the House of Representatives and the Senate.
- Article Two outlines the Executive branch, the Presidency.
- Article Three defines the Judiciary.
- Article Four outlines the roles and relationships of states in the federal government.
- Article Five denotes the process for amending the Constitution.
- Article Six proclaims the Constitution as the "supreme law of the land".
- Article Seven outlines the process for ratification of the Constitution.
Section 10 of Article Two of the US Constitution prohibits the granting of titles of nobility.
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Dr. Bill Pepicello on
Constitution Day
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