What five propositions can be identified in the Preamble and what can you say about the order that they were written?

There are six propositions identified in the Preamble to the US Constitution: forming an improved nation and government, creating a system of justice, maintaining peace within the nation, but have a method of defense for external disputes, promote the well-being of citizens, and provide liberty to all citizens. The order they are written begins and ends with more vague propositions about a better union, well-being, and liberty, and the middle consists of the more specific measures: justice, peace, and a method for defense when peace fails. These three middle issues are interrelated, and the order in which they are placed makes logical sense.