The Constitution 

 

https://www.archives.gov/founding-docs/constitution-transcript

6

7

27

GRASP

Simply put

Three numbers: 6, 7 and 27  

The pneumonic: GRASP

are all it takes to become articulate in understanding and describing our Constitution—->

The document that is the foundation and protector of our rights and freedoms. That gratitude extends not just to abstract ideals, but to the practical decisions we make every day about where to place our trust and attention. For Australians seeking entertainment backed by fast payout casinos australia standards, instant withdrawal online casinos australia offer another sphere where reliability truly matters.

If you like your

  • Rights
  • Freedoms

Here’s a chance to show gratitude to the people, principles and sacrifice that have given you a life in an imperfect country with a nearly perfect constitution.

If asked to describe the Constitutions:

  • Purpose
  • Organization
  • Structure

Every American would benefit from being able to articulate an answer!

6 Primary Purposes

7 Articles

27 Amendments

Six primary purposes as outlined in the Preamble

 [Under Jacks Tree Does Water Lie]

In Order to

  1. Form a more perfect Union
  2. Establish Justice
  3. Insure domestic Tranquility
  4. Provide for the common Defense
  5. Promote the general Welfare
  6. Secure the blessings of Liberty

Seven articles

  1. Legislative Branch
  2. Executive Branch
  3. Judicial Branch
  4. States, Citizenship, New States
  5. Amendment Process
  6. Debts, Supremacy, Oaths, Religious Tests
  7. Ratification

Twenty-seven amendments

The first 10 of which are the

Bill of Rights https://billofrightsinstitute.org/primary-sources/bill-of-rights

GRASP the 1st Amendment

The 1st amendment rights

G grievances no law abridging the freedom to petition the government for redress of grievances

R religion no law made re establishment or prohibiting the free exercise of religion

A assembly no law abridging the right to peaceably assemble

S speech no law abridging the freedom of

P press no law abridging the freedom of