Introduction to the U.S. Constitution

What year was the Constitution written?

• 1800

• 1790

• 1787

• 1776

Why is the Constitution referred to as the 'highest law of the land'?

• It was written first

• It was signed by all states

• It overrides other laws

• It is the longest document

Why is the Constitution important for the U.S. government?

• It lists the founding fathers

• It details state boundaries

• It outlines the government structure

• It provides a historical record

What role does the Constitution play in relation to other laws?

• It serves as a guideline only

• It is one among many

• It is the supreme law

• It must comply with state laws

What are the first three words of the Constitution?

• In God We

• United We Stand

• Liberty and Justice

• We the People

What is the significance of the phrase 'We the People' in the Constitution?

• It emphasizes state authority

• It signifies the power of government

• It is a formal introduction

• It highlights people's sovereignty

What does the Constitution primarily protect?

• The rights of the president

• The rights of the government

• The rights of the states

• The rights of the people

How many articles are in the Constitution?

• 8

• 7

• 6

• 5

What is the main focus of the 27 amendments?

• To define federal powers

• To protect individual rights

• To outline government structure

• To clarify state laws

What do the first ten amendments to the Constitution represent?

• The Bill of Laws

• The Primary Amendments

• The Foundational Laws

• The Bill of Rights