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The Making of the American Constitution - Judy Walton

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Executive - Make Treaties, Veto & Sign Bills, Commander in Chief During War

Legislative - Declares Wars, Makes Laws

Judicial - Hear Civil Cases, Solve Disputes, Protects Individual's Rights

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FEDERAL POWER - Declare War

STATE POWER - Provide education

SHARED POWER - Power to Tax

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1st Amendment - Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly & Petition

19th Amendment - Granted Women the Right to Vote

Both of these amendments are important today because both protect the rights of the people.

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One Challenge the Constitution faced was deciding whether the federal or state governments should have more power. This was a challenge because many people had different opinions. The Federalists believed in a Strong Central Government while Anti -federalists believed in Stronger State Governments

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STRENGTHS -

1. Created 3 government branches (Executive, Legislative, Judicial)

2. Divided power between the federal and state government

3. Protects the rights of citizens

These are all important because it makes sure not one person has absolute power and that citizens are protected

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When the Constitution was signed, many people debated that it was flawed. They said that it denied many minorities basic rights and protected slavery.

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Why did the Articles of Confederation fail?

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Can the Constitution Adapt to Future Circumstances? [No. 86]