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Maegan Gayle
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Us Government
The Constitution and The Declaration of Independence

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The Declaration of Independence
The men who wrote the Declaration of Independence believed people should be in charge of who governs them.
They also believed everyone should have rights and freedoms.
They believed that King George had been a bad king.
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Multiple Choice
What did the men who wrote the Declaration of Independence believe?
King George was awesome!
People should choose their leaders.
Math is the best subject.
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The Declaration of Independence
There were five men who worked on the Declaration of Independence, but Thomas Jefferson wrote most of it. The Declaration of Independence was signed and approved in 1776.
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Multiple Choice
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
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Independence Day
The Declaration of Independence was approved on July 4, 1776.
We celebrate that day each year on July 4th. We call it Independence Day in America.
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Multiple Choice
What do we call July 4th in America?
Independence Day
Armistice Day
Rock-N-Roll Day
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The Constitution
Another important document in America is the Constitution.
The Constitution is the highest law in the land.
It tells all the laws and rules for our country and government.
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Multiple Choice
What is the Constitution?
a fun book to read
a very important document about American laws
a book about a washing machine
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Parts of the Constitution
The Constitution has many parts.
The first part is called the Preamble. This part is the introduction.
The next part is called the Bill of Rights. There are 10 rights in the Bill of Rights.
The next part is called the articles. There are 7 articles.
The last part of the Constitution is called the amendments. There are 27 amendments.
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Multiple Choice
What is the first part of the Constitution called?
the Preamble
the Amendments
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The Bill of Rights
The Bill of Rights is the first 10 amendments to the Constitution.
The Bill of Rights says that Americans have the right to free speech, and to worship freely.
They make sure Americans are treated fairly.
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Multiple Choice
What is the Bill of Rights?
the first 10 amendments
a good book
a map
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The Articles
The Articles of the Constitution create the three branches of government. They tell the rules for how the government should work.
The Legislative Branch
The Executive Branch
The Judicial Branch
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Multiple Choice
What are the Articles?
rules for how the government should work
the beginning of the Constitution
a good book
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The Amendments
The Amendments are changes to the Constitution.
The Bill of Rights is the first 10 amendments.
The writers of the Constituition wanted it to work for a long time, so they included a way for new laws to be added if necessary.
There are currently 27 amendments.
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Multiple Choice
What are amendments?
changes to the Constitution
a way to get to school
a fairy tale
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The Constitution and The Declaration of Independence

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