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Congress of the United States has the authority and powers of legislation, which consists of a Senate and a House of Representatives.

The House of Representatives is comprised of members chosen every two years by the people of several states.

Representative members can't be younger than 25 years old and have only been U.S. citizens for seven years, you have to of lived in the U.S. longer. Each state should have at least one representative.

For holding elections for senators and representatives, it should be taken in each state by the legislature, but the Congress could make adjustments at any given time.

Each house has the power to determine the qualifications of its members and to ensure that a majority is present to conduct business. Rules and punishments: Grants each house the authority to establish its own rules and to punish members for disorderly behavior. Each house is required to keep a journal of its proceedings. These rules are designed to ensure that Congress operates effectively, maintains order, and remains accountable to the public.

Senators and Representatives will receive compensation for their services, which is determined by law and paid from the U.S. treasury. They will have privilege from arrest ensuring that they fulfill their duties without interference.

All bills that talk about revenue should be counted for in the House of Representatives, then if it passes the President will be presented it. All votes of both houses will be determined by yeas and Nays.

The Congress has the power to set and collect taxes, duties, and imposts, to pay the debts, and to provide for the common defense and welfare of the United States.

No state should enter into any Treaty, Alliance, or Confederation. Congress makes many rules about what states should and shouldn't do. States must abide by Congress's rules about money, laws, and warfare and have consent.

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The executive power will be vested in the president. The president will hold office for a term of four years. Each state will appoint some electors, equal to the whole number of senators and representatives to which the state may be entitled in Congress. Only a natural-born citizen will be eligible to the office of presidency and no one is under 35 years old. The president will be the commander of the Army and Navy of the US and the militia of several states. He has the power to make treaties, appoint ambassadors, and fill up all vacancies. The president and his other officers can be removed from office by impeachment, treason, or crimes.

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The judicial power of the US will be organized into one supreme court. The judicial power will extend to all cases in law and equity. The constitution specifies that the supreme court has original jurisdiction in cases involving the ambassadors and states. The Constitution guarantees the right to a jury trial for all crimes, except impeachment cases. Trials must occur in the state where the crime was committed, ensuring that defendants are judged by a jury of their peers. If a crime is committed outside any state, congress has the authority to determine the location of the trial, maintaining a fair judicial process.

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The full faith and credit clause ensures that each state recognizes the public acts, records, and judicial proceedings of every other state. The constitution guarantees that citizens of one state are entitled to the same privileges and immunities as citizens of other states. This provision is crucial for ensuring that individuals are treated equally under the law, regardless of their state of residence. New states cannot be formed within the jurisdiction of existing states without the consent of both the states involved and Congress. The United States will protect each state from invasion or domestic violence as well.

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Amendments can be proposed either by a two-thirds majority in both houses of Congress or by convention called by two-thirds of state legislatures. For an amendment to become valid, it must be ratified by three-fourths of the states, either through their legislatures or through conventions. Amendments to the constitution are made with significant agreement among both federal and state levels.

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All debts and engagements made before the constitution was adopted remain valid. This ensures stability in financial obligations, which is crucial to the new government to establish credibility and trust. The Constitution is the supreme law of the land, state laws cannot change federal laws. Both federal and state officials must take an oath to support the Constitution. This section also promotes religious freedom.

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The importance of state consent in forming a new government under the constitution is significant. There is thought-out attention to detail during the drafting process. George Washingtons' signature makes this content a historical document along with all the other states representatives signature.