The UnWritten Constitution Explained: US History Review

The video discusses the concept of the unwritten constitution in the United States, highlighting four key components: the presidential cabinet, the political party system, the congressional committee system, and judicial review. These elements, though not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution, have become integral to the functioning of the U.S. government through tradition and practice. The video explains each component's origin and role, emphasizing their importance in the political system.

What is the unwritten constitution primarily composed of?

• Traditions and practices

• Amendments to the Constitution

• Laws passed by Congress

• Executive orders

Who was responsible for creating the Presidential Cabinet?

• Abraham Lincoln

• Thomas Jefferson

• George Washington

• John Adams

Which system is not mentioned in the Constitution but is a key part of the U.S. political framework?

• The Supreme Court

• The Electoral College

• The Bill of Rights

• The Political Party System

What is the primary function of the Congressional Committee System?

• To conduct presidential elections

• To appoint Supreme Court justices

• To review and manage legislation

• To draft executive orders

What power does judicial review grant the Supreme Court?

• To declare laws unconstitutional

• To amend the Constitution

• To appoint federal judges

• To veto congressional bills