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The Constitution Review Using the notes from Chapter 3, The Constitution, create a web organizer that shows the Six Basic Principles the Constitution is built around. (A web organizer shows a main idea and its supporting details.) Create a table with two columns. In the left column, label the column Sections, then list the eight sections. In the right column, label the column Subject, then list the topic covered in each section. How many amendments have been added to the Constitution? Identify the subject of the 13th, 14th, 15th, 19th, 22nd, and 26th amendments. Cite three events or controversies discussed in class that led to amendments to the Constitution, and explain how each of these amendments settled a particular question. List and describe two of the four possible methods of formal amendment. By what five ways has the Constitution been changed other than formal amendment?