
The Constitution Part 2
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Social Studies
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5th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
Kokeitha Sutton
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3 Slides • 8 Questions
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The United States Constitution explains how our government works and how power is shared. Articles 4, 5, and 6 of the Constitution describe how the states work together, how the Constitution can be changed, and why the Constitution is the highest law of the land. The ratification process shows how the states debated and approved the Constitution through discussion and compromise. As you go through the lesson, look for how the Constitution protects the rights of the people while creating a strong national government.
Article 4-6 and the Ramification Process of the Constitution
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Poll
Jordan is 15 years old and lives in the state of Maine, where the law allows 15-year-olds to earn a restricted driver’s license. Jordan legally passed the driving test and received a license from Maine. During summer break, Jordan travels with family to Massachusetts to visit relatives. While there, a police officer notices Jordan driving and pulls the car over. In Massachusetts, the law says you must be at least 16 years old to get a driver’s license. Jordan explains to the officer, “I have a driver’s license from my home state. I earned it legally.” The officer must decide what to do next.
Take away Jordan’s license because Massachusetts has different laws
Force Jordan to get a license in Massachusetts
Check if the license was legally issued in Maine and accept it
Arrest Jordan for breaking Massachusetts’ law
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Multiple Choice
What is the main purpose of Article 4 of the United States Constitution?
To explain how laws are changed
To establish the Supreme Court
To describe how states relate to each other and the federal government
To list the rights of citizens
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Fill in the Blanks
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Dropdown
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Multiple Choice
Which statement best explains why the Constitution is called the “Supreme Law of the Land” in Article 6?
Congress approves all state laws
No state law can go against the Constitution
States may ignore federal laws
Courts write new laws
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Drag and Drop
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Open Ended
In the ratification process, Federalists and Anti-federalists practiced civil discourse. Explain the meaning of civil discourse?
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Match
Match the following
Article 4
Article 5
Article 6
Ratification
Explains how states relate to each other
Process for changing the Constitution
Constitution is the highest law
Approval needed to create the government
Explains how states relate to each other
Process for changing the Constitution
Constitution is the highest law
Approval needed to create the government
The United States Constitution explains how our government works and how power is shared. Articles 4, 5, and 6 of the Constitution describe how the states work together, how the Constitution can be changed, and why the Constitution is the highest law of the land. The ratification process shows how the states debated and approved the Constitution through discussion and compromise. As you go through the lesson, look for how the Constitution protects the rights of the people while creating a strong national government.
Article 4-6 and the Ramification Process of the Constitution
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