Constitution Articles 4-7

What does Article V (5) establish?

• The Constitution is Supreme
• How to amend the Constitution
• How to ratify the Constitution
• Relationships between the states

What does Article VI (6) establish?

• The Constitution is Supreme
• How to amend the Constitution
• How to ratify the Constitution
• Relationships between the states

What does Article IV (4) establish?

• The Constitution is Supreme

• How to amend the Constitution

• How to ratify the Constitution

• Relationships between the states

What does Article VII (7) establish?

• The Constitution is Supreme
• How to amend the Constitution
• How to ratify the Constitution
• Relationships between the states

What does amend mean?

• change
• approve
• not approve
• carry out

What does ratify mean?

• change
• approve
• not approve
• carry out

There are ________ Articles in the U.S. Constitution.

• Three
• Two
• Seven
• Nine

The supreme law of the land is the

• Congress
• People
• Constitution
• President

How many states had to ratify the Constitution before it could go into effect?

• One state had to ratify
• A majority, or seven states, had to ratify.
• About two thirds, or nine states, had to ratify
• All thirteen states had to ratify

If a couple adopts a child in California and moves to Virginia, must Virginia consider the child legally adopted?

• Yes, because states have to give full faith and credit to the acts of other states.
• Yes, because the U.S. Constitution is the supreme law of the land.
• No, because each state makes its own laws.
• No, because there is no mention of adoption in the Constitution.