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. The following links point to photographs of the copy of the United States Constitution stored in a vault in the National Archives and Records Administration, as well as a picture of the letter of transmittal that accompanied the copies sent to the Congress and the states after it was approved by the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia. Aside from the copy stored at NARA, about 20 other copies dating back to the Convention are known to exist in various American and British collections, mostly in those of state governments and universities. These images are courtesy of the. 'We the People.' (linkable: - 130Kb).

Article 1 continued (linkable: - 127Kb). Buku pkn kelas 11 ktsp. Article 2 continued (linkable: - 136Kb). Article 4 continued (linkable: - 113Kb).

Scroll down to read the United States Constitution and its 27 amendments. It's true the federal government does not follow this document. Pdf xchange viewer free. Did you know the Supreme Court publishes a 3,000 page document titled 'The Constitution of the United States'? Because the Supreme Court has made itself the final arbiter, the 3,000 page version is the Constitution the federal government follows. Our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the. United States of America. All legislative Powers herein granted shall be.

signed by George Washington (linkable: - 81Kb) The following is an image based on the Stone Engraving of the Declaration of Independence. The Stone Engraving is an exquisite reproduction of the Declaration created in 1823 by William Stone.

1. Did you know the Supreme Court publishes a 3,000 page document titled 'The Constitution of the United States'? Because the Supreme Court has made itself the final arbiter, the 3,000 page version is the Constitution the federal government follows.
2. The Constitution of the United States Preamble We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the.

The story of the Stone Engraving can be found at the. This image is courtesy of the. (linkable: - 234Kb) The original was passed by Congress on September 25, 1789, and copies of the first twelve articles of amendment were transcribed to be sent to the states for ratification. The following is an image of one of those copies. The ink is badly faded. This image is courtesy of the. Note that there are 12 articles (linkable: - 339Kb) These images point to pictures of the.

The Articles are a badly damaged and faded document. It is much easier to read the Articles in their original form if the transcribed version is used at the same time.

The Articles are stored in a single long scroll. Each image is of a portion of the scroll, and there are some gaps and overlaps in the sequence. These images are courtesy of the.

'To all to whom.' (linkable: - 405Kb). Article 5 continued (linkable: - 506Kb). Article 9 continued (linkable: - 447Kb). Signatures (linkable: - 354Kb).

Signatures continued (linkable: - 306Kb) These images point to pictures of the. These images are courtesy of the.

'By the President of the United States of America: A Proclamation' (linkable: - 137Kb). '. Of January aforesaid.' (linkable: - 122Kb). '. Day first above mentioned.' (linkable: - 120Kb).

'. Government of the United States.' (linkable: - 125Kb). Signature (linkable: - 101Kb) These images point to pictures of the. Several different versions written by the President exist - these images are of the so-called 'Hay Copy'. These images are courtesy of the. 'Four score and seven.'

(linkable: - 146Kb). '. For us to be here.' (linkable: - 104Kb) Click on an image to get an image suitable for printing. PDF files are also available. These pages make great learning tools for kids in the preschool through 2nd grade ages.

These images can be copied as many times as needed, for educational purposes. We the People - the famous first three words of the of the Constitution Independence Hall in Philadelphia, where the and the were created and signed. This is the chair back that George Washington sat in as President of the Convention. Benjamin Franklin remarked that until the Constitution was completed, he was unsure if the sun was rising or setting, but he was then convinced it was surely rising.

The Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., where the Congress meets. The White House in Washington, D.C., where the President works and resides. The Supreme Court Building in Washington, D.C., where the Supreme Court meets and hears cases. Link notice: Because of the size of these files, you are not permitted to link directly to them.

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