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Constitutional Collage!
Task: complete a collage booklet for the constitution.
Provide/complete the following for each page in the booklet. Explain all content items in detail.
Item:
Cover
Page 1 (Legislative Branch)
Page 2 (Executive Branch)
Page 3 (Judicial Branch)
Page 4 (Article 4)
Page 5 (Article 5, 6, 7)
Page 6 (Bill of Rights)
Page 7 Amendment 1
Page 8 Amendment 2-4
Page 9 Amendment 5
Page 10 amendment 6
Content/Information
Title, Author (you)
Make up of Congress (house
and senate), qualifications for
office, length of terms, leaders
of each house (title and
current person’s name),
powers of Congress (five+)
Qualifications for office,
length of term, powers of the
president (four+)
Qualifications for office,
length of term, powers of the
Judicial branch (four+), makeup of the Supreme Court
Full faith and credit, how new
states are formed
Amendment Process(Article5)
National Supremacy(Article6)
Ratification(Article7)
List of all ten amendments and
a brief explanation.
Freedom of:
SPEECH, PRESS,
ASSEMBLY, PETITION.
List limits on these freedoms
(four+)
 Right to bear arms
 Quartering
 Illegal searches and seizures
Rights of the accused:
 Indictment by a grand jury
 Double Jeopardy
 Right to remain silent
 Due process
 Eminent Domain
Rights of the accused:
(Page 127 in textbook)
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Page 11 Amendment 7
Page 12 Amendment 8
Page 13 Amendments 9-10
Page 14 Amendments 11-27
(page 135 in textbook)
Page 15 Amendments 11-12
Page 16 Amendments 13-15
Page 17 Amendments 16-17
Page 18 Amendments 18, 21
Page 19 Amendment 19
Page 20 Amendments 20, 22
Page 21 Amendments 23, 24
Page 22 Amendments 25, 26,
27
Rights of the accused:
CIVIL LAWSUITS
Cruel and unusual punishment
 Rights retained by the people
 Reserved Powers
Outline of these amendments
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 Suits against States
 Election of President and VP
CIVIL WAR Amendments
 Abolishment of slavery
 Citizenship and equal
protection under the law
 Suffrage racial barrier
Income Tax
Election of Senators
Prohibition
ONLY amendment to be
repealed
Suffrage sex barrier
Lame Duck Amendment
Limits on presidential terms
Suffrage D.C.
Suffrage poll taxes
Presidential succession
Suffrage age barrier
Pay raises for congress
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