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Constitution of the Bahamas

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a constitution?

a)

A set of rules which lays down how the Government is organized and ensure citizens rights.

b)

Articles and orders of the Company of the Eleuthran Adventurers.

c)

Laws that are passed by the House of assembly and can change.

d)

The Charter of the Proprietary Governors that was not enforced.

2.

What is the Name of the First Constitution of the Bahamas?

a)

The Laws and Provisions of The Common Wealth Bahamas.

b)

We the People of The Commonwealth of The Bahmas Islands.

c)

Articles and Orders of the Company of the Eleutheran Adventurers

3.

In which year was the first Constitution of The Bahamas ?written?

a)

1647

b)

1547

c)

1447

4.

How many Constitution changes have The Bahamas had from 1963 to 1973

a)

Nine

b)

Six

c)

Three

d)

Four

5.

Select the correct reasons why the constitution is important. Choose the correct two.

a)

The constitution tells what the branches of the government are, what powers they have, and how they work.

b)

The constitution states the rights and freedoms of citizens.

c)

The Government of the Bahamas can act independently of the constitution.

6.

"The government’s other laws are not allowed to disagree with its constitution. " Indicate if this statement is True or False

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Not Sure

7.

" The constitution may be amended, or changed, but this is generally more difficult to do than passing an ordinary law. " Indicate if this statement is True or False.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Not Sure

8.

How many Constitution changes have The Bahamas had from the coming of the Eleutheran Adventurers up to 1973?

a)

Nine

b)

Six

c)

Three

9.

The constitution is the________ _______ of the Land.

a)

Supreme Directives

b)

Supreme Law

10.

The chapter of the Constitution that ensures the rights of citizens is called

a)

Bill of the Senate

b)

Bill of the House of Assembly

c)

Bill of Rights