Are the six kingdoms vertebrates or invertebrates?

The biology kingdoms that we use to classify animals, plants, bacteria, and fungi , are the six kingdoms classified as vertebrates or invertbrates?
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Vertebrates have a "back-bone"  or internal skeleton. Invertrates do not. Since plants, bacteria and fungi do not they can not be classified as either. Our way of classify does not use just these two.
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