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Article VI

Article VI. Erik Leff , Adina Cosden , Fan Tang, Katrina Yee, and Molly Greenstone. The Main Idea of the Article. Debts from before the creation of the Constitution will still be valid under the Constitution. All states must abide by national laws and treaties.

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Article VI

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  1. Article VI Erik Leff, Adina Cosden, Fan Tang, Katrina Yee, and Molly Greenstone

  2. The Main Idea of the Article • Debts from before the creation of the Constitution will still be valid under the Constitution. • All states must abide by national laws and treaties. • Religion does not impact qualifications of an officer or executive.

  3. The Most Important Section/Clause The Second Clause, also known as the Supremacy Law, is the most important because it attempts to create unity between the states after the American Revolution.

  4. Constitutional Principles • "all executive and judicial Officers, both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation” • Shows Federalism because the Oath declares the President of the United States the head of the Executive branch.  • "...shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any Thing in the Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding” • Shows Separation of Power because the Executive Branch is forced to contain its power through the the Judiciary Branch to see if the law is constitutional.

  5. Lead Researchers: Erik Leff and Adina CosdenConstitutional Historian: Fan Tang Web Master: Katrina YeeSpokesperson: Molly Greenstone

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