Articles of the Constitution

Articles of the Constitution are its main sections, each addressing a specific area of government operation or rights. They set up the structure of the federal government, describing powers and responsibilities of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. The Articles also define the relationships between states, how laws are made, and the process for amending the Constitution. Essentially, they provide the foundational rules that organize how the government functions and protect individual rights, ensuring a balanced and organized system of governance.