U.S. Constitution Quiz

What is meant by “insure domestic tranquility” in the Preamble of the U.S. Constitution?

• to prohibit taxation

• to maintain peace at home

• to prevent an invasion by a foreign power

• to guarantee that people enjoy high standards of living

Based on the Preamble, which conclusion can be made about the government of the United States?

• It was written with the purpose to preserve states’ rights.

• It promotes the interests of the majority without protecting any minority rights.

• It was established by its citizens to protect their liberties and to promote their well-being.

• It has maintained the same methods of government as the Articles of Confederation.

Which evidence best supports the views of Speaker A?

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The chart below shows some of the powers of the three branches of the federal government. Which phrase completes the chart?

• To collect national taxes

• To impeach the President

• To raise an army and establish a navy.

• To rule on whether a law is constitutional

What do the lawmaking processes at the state and national levels have in common?

• Both the legislative and executive branches are needed to pass laws.

• The judicial branch advises the legislative branch on new bills.

• Only one house is needed to pass new legislation.

• Only the executive branch can propose new bills.

The table below compares different levels of government for the Legislative branch. What is the federal level?

• Congress

• Senate

• House of Representatives

• Supreme Court

Which phrase completes the table?

• Congress

• The Cabinet

• National Council

• Joint Chief of Staff

The diagram below shows the powers of a government official. Which official completes the diagram?

• Governor

• President

• Chief Justice

• Speaker of the House

The table below describes administrative agencies. What is the missing function?

• Enforce laws

• Collect taxes

• Conduct elections

• Provide healthcare

Which phrase completes the table?

• Enact new federal laws

• Enforce the law and regulations

• Take the place of the criminal courts

• Participate in the President’s Cabinet