The Constitution: A More Perfect Union

When they divided the constitution, what was it divided into?

• Sections

• Articles

• Areas

• Paragraphs

What's a Preamble?

• None of these

• Another word for Quotes

• A Conclusion

• An Introduction

Answer explanation

The preamble of the constitution is the introduction.

What were the goals for the government on the constitution

• To have a more perfect union

• To gain independence

• Lower taxes

• Establish Justice

Answer explanation

The sentence,"To form a more perfect union is in the preamble."

What does domestic mean in the constitution?

• relating to issues within a country

• wild or untamed

• family relations

• paid to help

The phrase "We the People" established the idea of​ (a)   . The introduction to the Constitution is called ​ (b)   .​ Future generations of Americans are referred to with the phrase (c)  

• The Delegate
• Domestic Tranquility
• Promote the general Welfare
• Popular Sovereignty
• The Preamble
• Our Prosperity

Reorder the following order of the preamble

• We the people form a more perfect union

• Establish justice and insure domestic tranquility

• Provide for the common defense

• Promote the general welfare

• Secure the blessings of liberty

What are the three branches of the government?

• House Congress and Judicial

• Congress legislative and judicial

• Executive Legislative and Judicial

• Executive Legislative and Front office

Answer explanation

What can the legislative Branch do?

• Makes laws

• Approves presidential appointments

• Two senators from each state

• Holds all congressmen based on state population

• Pardons people from jail

Answer explanation

True or False: If a majority in one house votes in favor of the bill, can they publish it?

• True

• False

Answer explanation

If a majority in one house votes in favor of the bill, it is sent to the other house for debate. If both houses approve the bill, it goes to the president, who may then choose to sign or veto the law.

True or False: the president can veto any proposed law

• True

• False