The US Constitution

What is the primary purpose of the Constitution of the United States?

• To list all the historical events of the USA.

• To serve as a special document for the United Nations.

• To outline how the government of the United States operates.

• To provide a detailed biography of the founding fathers.

What is the nickname given to the Constitution, signifying its importance?

• The People's Charter

• The Supreme Decree

• The Highest Law in the Land

• The National Blueprint

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Why does the Constitution begin with the words "We the people"?

• To acknowledge the power of the monarchy.

• To emphasize that the government exists for and by its citizens.

• To list the original signers of the document.

• To declare independence from other nations.

What are the two main parts that make up the Constitution, and what is the purpose of the first ten additions?

• Chapters and Sections; to define state boundaries.

• Articles and Amendments; the first ten are known as the Bill of Rights, protecting basic freedoms.

• Clauses and Statutes; to establish international treaties.

• Prefaces and Epilogues; to summarize historical events.