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Articles iv to vii of the us constitution establish the executive branch, including the presidency. create the judicial branch, including the supreme court. outline the goals of the new federal government. clarify the federal system of government.

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The Articles IV to VII of the US Constitution clarify the federal system of government. In other words, these Articles aim to describe how does the Federal system work and the powers of Congress and its limits. They also refer to the fact that each State agrees with it and will follow its rules. For example, the Article IV explains the relationship between the States and the Congress, but it also mentions the Congress has the power to admit new States, and Article VII refers to the agreement of each State to the Constitution.

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Articles IV to VII of the US Constitution clarified the federal system of government.

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A federal system of the government can be explained as the administration that divides the authority amid the National government and State government and this type of policy is called Federalism. United States government is the best example of one such type of government established as per Article IV and VII of the Constitution guaranteeing a republic form of government to every States of the United States. Acceding to the Articles the government should be liable to perform the following:

i.Each state will have to honor the laws of other states.

ii.Residents in each state should be treated equally.

iii.Criminals must be sent back if they escape to another state.

iv.New states should e warmly admitted

v.Guarantee a republican government for all the states.

The best concept about Federalism is that it helps to define the basic structure of the administration. There was was strong repulsion from many delegated while establishing eh Federal Government as they feared that a strong central government would weaken the States government authority. Both levels are having their own organization and agencies to perform their jobs.

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Subject: History

Chapter: Federalism

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