The term 'Articles in the Constitution' refers to the SEVEN sections of the United States Constitution that outline the structure of the federal government and the rights of citizens. These SEVEN articles are the foundation of the Constitution, which was written in 1787 and ratified in 1788. The SEVEN articles are: Article I, which outlines the legislative branch; Article II, which outlines the executive branch; Article III, which outlines the judicial branch; Article IV, which outlines the relationship between states; Article V, which outlines the amendment process; Article VI, which outlines the supremacy clause; and Article VII, which outlines the ratification process.