The Constitution sets up the U.S. government’s structure.

It divides power among three branches: Legislative, Executive, Judicial.

The Bill of Rights protects citizens’ freedoms.

Amendments allow the Constitution to change.

Checks and balances prevent misuse of power.

Federalism divides power between federal and state governments.

The Constitution guarantees rights like free speech.

It is the supreme law of the land.

Understanding it helps citizens know their rights.

It ensures democracy and rule of law.