Understanding the US and Florida Constitutions

Understanding the US and Florida Constitutions

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Jackson Turner

History, Social Studies

9th - 12th Grade

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03:29

The video explains the federal system in the US, where power is divided between national and state governments. It compares the US Constitution, written in 1787, with Florida's Constitution, first drafted in 1838. Both documents have similar structures with preambles, articles, and amendments. The US Constitution has 27 amendments, while Florida's has 102 and has been rewritten six times. The video highlights the amendment processes, noting that Florida allows citizen-initiated changes. Despite its complexity, the national Constitution remains narrowly defined to allow states flexibility.

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What type of system does the United States use to delegate powers?

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When was the US Constitution written?

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Which amendment states that powers not delegated to the federal government are reserved to the states?

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What is the purpose of the preamble in both the US and Florida Constitutions?

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What was added to the US Constitution to protect specific personal liberties?

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What is the first article in Florida's Constitution called?

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How many amendments does the US Constitution have?

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How many times has Florida's Constitution been rewritten?

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How many ways can Florida amend its Constitution?

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What was the goal of the US Constitution in terms of national structure?

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