The first Constitution in the United States of America was called

The first Constitution had problems, 2 problems it had was

The United States Constitution was written in what year?

Where was the Constitution written?

The meeting where the delegates met to write the Constitution was called

Who is the "Father of the Constitution"?

The men who wrote the United States Constitution were known as the

Some men would not sign the Constitution until there was a very important part put in it, what was that part called?

The delegates who wanted something added to the Constitution wanted it added because

The Constitution is a document that was

A democratic classroom would be a classroom where

One thing that was positive that came out of the Articles of Confederation was

This document is the "Law of our land".

The Constitution is a living document meaning it can be changed or added to.

When you make a change to the Constitution, it is called

The first 10 amendments in the Constitution have a specific name, they are called

There are 3 purposes to our Constitution, one of them is

A purpose of the Constitution in the United States is

A purpose of our Constitution is that is

The branch of government that the Congress run is called the

The branch of government that the President and his cabinet are in charge of is called the

The branch of government where the Supreme Court is in charge is called the

The level of government where the President is in charge is called

The level of government where the Congress is in charge is called the

The level of government where the Supreme Court and Judges are in charge is called

The legislative branch

The executive branch

Which branch of government can declare war?

Who is the Commander and Chief of our military?

How many branches of government are there in the United States?

Which branch makes, passes, creates, can impeach, can declare war and many more duties?

Which branch of government can interpret laws, decide cases including the 50 states, and decides if laws are constitutional?

Which branch of government carries out the laws, enforces the laws, executes the laws?

Who is the head of the State Level of Government at the Executive Branch?

Who is the head of the Judicial Branch at the State Level of Government?

Who is the head of the Legislative Branch at the State Level of Government?

Who is the head of the city branch of government at the Legislative Level?

Who is the head of the Executive Branch at the City Level?

Who is in charge of the Judicial Branch at the City Level?

The freedom in the 1st Amendment that gives you the right to express your opinion about something verbally, saying hat you want, wearing what you want or not saying anything is the

The freedom in the first amendment that gives you the right to meet in groups to have class, practice, pray and more is the

The freedom to write an article and put it in the paper, pass it out i pamphlets, write it on line and more is called

The freedom we have to contact an elected official by a letter, note, email or phone call where we try to change a law or add to it is called

How many amendments are in the United States Constitution?

A system in the United States that makes sure all 3 branches are using only the power given to them by the Constitution is called