<span>The answer is letter e. all of the above, since the
Constitution functions to (1) establish a structure for the federal
government and rules for amending the Constitution (stated in letter a); grant specific
powers for the different branches of government (mentioned in letter c);
and provide procedural protections for U.S. citizens from wrongful
government actions (found in letter b).</span>
It is stated in the preamble that the Constitution’s broad
objectives is to set out structures, power, and procedures.
<span>
See attached file for the Overview
of Articles in the U.S. Constitution.</span>
