U.S. Constitution

The Constitution is the set of rules or guidelines that organizes our government.

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A Constitutional government limits the power of the government.

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• False

In a Federal System of government, the Federal government shares power and responsibility with the States.

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• False

The Constitution is a permanent document which may never be changed.

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• False

There are only 10 amendments to the Constitution.

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• False

The introduction to the Constitution is called the Preamble.

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The name given to the individuals that created the Constitution is the “Founding Fathers” or the “Framers”.

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• False

All of the branches of government have equal power.

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• False

The Constitution does not specifically state the powers of the branches of government.

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• False

The Constitution can only be changed by the President of the United States.

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• False