U.S. and Canada Civics Review

Regarding the U.S. Constitution Preamble, which phrase is a simpler version of; "Provide for the common defense."

• Serves the common good.

• Develop a plan for fairness and equality.

• Provide defense against outside threats.

• Approve the U.S. Constitution.

Regarding the U.S. Constitution Preamble, which phrase is a simpler version of; "Insure domestic tranquility."

• Provide defense against outside threats.

• Protect our freedoms.

• Ensure peace in U.S. borders.

• To create a new, unified, and better country.

Regarding the U.S. Constitution Preamble, which phrase is a simpler version of; "Establish justice."

• Develop a plan for fairness and equality.

• Provide defense against outside threats.

• To create a new, unified, and better country.

• Approve the U.S. Constitution.

Regarding the U.S. Constitution Preamble, which phrase is a simpler version of; "To ourselves and our posterity."

• The citizens of the United States.

• To us and those after us.

• Develop a plan for fairness and equality.

• Serves the common good.

Regarding the U.S. Constitution Preamble, which phrase is a simpler version of; "In order to form a more perfect union."

• Provide defense against outside threats.

• Serves the common good.

• Protect our freedoms.

• To create a new, unified, and better country.

Regarding the U.S. Constitution Preamble, which phrase is a simpler version of; "We the People of the United States."

• To us and those after us.

• The citizens of the United States.

• To create a new, unified, and better country.

• Approve the U.S. Constitution.

Regarding the U.S. Constitution Preamble, which phrase is a simpler version of; "Do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America."

• Approve the U.S. Constitution

• The citizens of the United States

• To create a new, unified, and better country.

• To us and those after us.

Which of the following is NOT a right listed in the 1st Amendment?

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of Press

• Freedom to Bear Firearms

• Freedom of Assembly

• Freedom of Speech

The 4th Amendment protects against...

• Cruel and unusual punishment.

• Being tried for a crime without a jury.

• Unlawful search and seizure of personal property and information.

• Being forced to practice a particular religion.

The 5th Amendment provides the right to...

• remain silent when accused of a crime until a proper trial.

• free speech.

• a speedy and public trial.

• refuse to allow soldiers to stay at ones' home.