Constitutional Convention and the Preamble

Mr. Beanbody and Jeffrey travel back to 1787 Philadelphia, where they explore the Constitutional Convention at Independence Hall. They witness debates on state representation in Congress and learn about the Preamble and the framers of the Constitution. The video explains the purpose of the Constitution in creating a fair and peaceful nation, protecting freedoms, and encouraging a better life for all.

Where do Mr. Beanbody and Jeffrey find themselves in the year 1787?

• Washington, D.C.

• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

• New York City, New York

• Boston, Massachusetts

What significant event is taking place in Independence Hall?

• The drafting of the Bill of Rights

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence

• The inauguration of the first President

• The Constitutional Convention

What is the main topic of debate inside Independence Hall?

• The role of the President

• The rights of individual states

• The number of representatives in Congress

• The location of the nation's capital

What is the first part of the Constitution called?

• The Articles

• The Amendments

• The Preamble

• The Bill of Rights

Who are referred to as the 'framers' of the Constitution?

• The early settlers of America

• The people who signed the Declaration of Independence

• The individuals who drafted the Constitution

• The first members of Congress

What does the phrase 'to create a more perfect union' mean?

• To abolish all previous laws

• To expand the territory

• To improve the governance system

• To establish a monarchy

What is one of the goals mentioned in the Preamble of the Constitution?

• To increase taxes

• To ensure domestic tranquility

• To establish a national religion

• To promote international trade

What does the Preamble say about protecting freedoms?

• Freedoms are only for the wealthy

• Freedoms should be protected now and in the future

• Freedoms are not important

• Freedoms are only for the government

What is emphasized as necessary to move forward?

• Understanding the past

• Changing the Constitution

• Ignoring historical events

• Focusing only on the future

In what season does the Constitutional Convention take place?

• Autumn

• Summer

• Spring

• Winter