The US Constitution

What is the American Bill of Rights?

• A list of rights granted by the President.
• The Bill of Rights is a document outlining state laws.
• The Bill of Rights is the first amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
• The Bill of Rights is the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution.

What are the parts of the US Constitution?

• Preamble, Sections (I-V), Clauses (27 total)
• Introduction, Articles (I-IX), Amendments (30 total)
• Preamble, Chapters (I-VII), Provisions (25 total)
• Preamble, Articles (I-VII), Amendments (27 total)

What is an amendment of the US Contitution?

• A summary of the Constitution's main points.
• An amendment of the US Constitution is an addition to the Constitution.

• A proposal to change the President's term length.

Which of the following is in the First Amendment?

• freedom of religion

• freedom of speech and press

• freedom of assembly

• the right to petition the government

What is the purpose of the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution?

• To declare independence from Britain.

• To introduce the Constitution and its goals.

• To list the rights of citizens.

• To outline the structure of the government.

How many amendments are there in the U.S. Constitution?

• 30 amendments

• 27 amendments

• 20 amendments

• 25 amendments

What does the First Amendment protect?

• The right to bear arms.

• Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.

• The right to a fair trial.

• The right to vote.

What is in the 13th Amendment?

• The 13th Amendment abolishes slavery and involuntary servitude.
• The 13th Amendment protects freedom of speech.
• The 13th Amendment establishes equal pay for all workers.
• The 13th Amendment grants the right to vote.

When was the US Constitution written?

• 1776
• 1791
• 1787
• 1801

Why was the US Constitution revolutionary?

• Because it was written by five people.

• Because it put the governence at the hand of the people.

• Because focused on economic growth and trade.

• Because it embodied the doctrine of separation of powers.