Structure of the Georgia Constitution
ARTICLE I. Bill of Rights
ARTICLE II. Voting and Elections
ARTICLE III. Legislative Branch
ARTICLE IV. Constitutional Boards and Commissions
ARTICLE V. Executive Branch
ARTICLE VI. Judicial Branch
ARTICLE VII. Taxation and Finance
ARTICLE VIII. Education
ARTICLE IX. Counties and Municipal Corporations
ARTICLE X. Amendments to the Constitution
ARTICLE XI. Miscellaneous Provisions

Structure of the U. S. Constitution
ARTICLE I. Legislative Branch
ARTICLE II. Executive Branch
ARTICLE III. Judicial Branch
ARTICLE IV. Powers of the States
ARTICLE V. Amending the Constitution
ARTICLE VI. Federal Powers/National Supremacy
ARTICLE VII. Ratification of the Constitution
Which answer supports the statement, "The state constitution is more detailed than the U. S. Constitution"?

A) The U. S. Constitution was created after state constitutions had been established.
B) The U. S. Constitution only exists because the state constitutions allowed it to be created.
C) The Articles in the state constitution do not deal with amendments like the U. S. Constitution does.
D) The Articles in the state constitution deal with more specific issues than does the U. S. Constitution.