Malachi's quiz for Mr.Bradford

What was the Importance of the Preamble?

• To explain why the United States separated from England.

• To explain why the Constitution was written.

• To explain why they elected Washington as the leader

• To explain why the United States got its name

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Which of the following phrases cannot be found in the Preamble?

• In order to form a more perfect Union

• Establish peace, insure domestic proclivity

• Do ordain and establish this constitution for the United States of America

• Secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity

What is the Preamble to the Constitution

• The introduction to the Constitution

• The body to the Constitution

• The end of the Constitution

• The entire Constitution

What makes the people feel they are in charge of the United States?

• The people do not have to follow the laws.

• The people can only vote in presidential elections.

• The people run the government by vetoing the laws.

• The people are in charge of voting and electing who repesents them.

What does the term sovereignty mean?

• Supreme power

• Close control

• Finding freedom

• Founding fathers

What does the term ''Majority'' mean?

• The smallest number of people

• The greatest number of people

• The first to vote

• The last to vote

What type of Democracy is the United States of America?

• Grecian Democracy

• Assembly Democracy

• Fictional Democracy

• Representative Democracy

What is the significance of the Bill of Rights in the United States Constitution?

• It outlines the structure of the government.

• It lists the rights and freedoms of the citizens.

• It provides a history of the United States.

• It describes the process of electing the president.

What is the role of the Supreme Court in the United States?

• To enforce the laws.

• To make the laws.

• To interpret the laws.

• To veto the laws.

What does the term 'Federalism' mean in the context of the United States?

• The division of power between the national government and state governments.

• The process of electing the president.

• The rights and freedoms of the citizens.

• The structure of the government.