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The Treason Clause Is a Catch-22

by Mujtaba Raja

The tensions rising between Great Britain and the American colonies in the 18th century, such as taxes disproportionately rising for the colonies, fueled dissent among the colonists against the monarchy.

Leila – The Third Amendment

by Leila Ross

The Third Amendment was ratified on December 15, 1791 as part of the Bill of Rights, providing that soldiers cannot stay in American citizens’ private homes without the homeowners’ consent.

Articles 5, 6, and 7

by Katherine Gumina

Article V covers the legal process of Amending the Constitution. It was drafted in response to the hesitation of certain states to ratify the Constitution.

The First Amendment: Free Speech and Freedom of Speech

by Samuel Worthington

In the constitution, the First Amendment in the Bill of Rights protects Americans freedom of speech. When the Bill of Rights was written in 1789, the American colonies had recently... Continued

Mehela Noel: Amendment V

by Mehela Noel

The Fifth Amendment includes double jeopardy, grand jury, self-incrimination, and eminent domain.

Jared Davis – The Ninth and Tenth Amendments

by Jared Davis

The Ninth Amendment, written and framed by James Madison, is one of the most debated and ambiguous amendments to the Constitution.

Elsa Dees- Article II: Impeachment Clause

by Elsa Dees

Article II, Section 4 delineates the impeachment terms for the president, vice president and other civil officers of the United States.

Shreya Ranjan- The Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses

by Shreya Ranjan

Created by James Madison as part of the First Amendment, the Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses are now crucial parts of the American right to freedom.

Jason Joseph – The Commerce Clause and Declare War Clause

by Jason Joseph

Under the Articles of Confederation, states had the power to handle their commerce largely independently which hindered trade between states and hurt the overall economy.

The VI & VII Amendments

by Patrick Liu

The 6th and 7th Amendments are criminal amendments alongside the 5th and 14th Amendments. There were two main reasons why the Sixth Amendment and Seventh Amendment were created.

2nd Amendment

by Jonah Madover

The second amendment was written because of a mix of fear of a British invasion and basic mistrust of professional soldiers.

Article IV – Guarantee Clause

by Victoria Mogelof

Video Written Component The Guarantee Clause, Article IV Section IV, explains that the United States requires every state to have a republican form of government, meaning elective government and therefore... Continued