Which principle states that government is not above the law?

Which principle divides the government into three branches?

Which principle allows each branch to limit the power of the other branches?

Which principle divides power between the federal and state governments?

Which principle allows the courts to declare laws unconstitutional?

Which principle says the government only has the powers given to it by the Constitution?

What principle is expressed in the phrase “We the People”?

What is the introduction to the U.S. Constitution called?

The Preamble begins with which three words?

Which purpose of government means establishing fair laws and courts?

Which purpose of government means keeping peace and order within the country?

Which purpose of government means defending the nation from outside threats?

Which purpose of government means supporting the well-being of all people through services like schools, health, and infrastructure?

Which purpose of government means guaranteeing freedom for ourselves and future generations?

Which purpose of government means uniting the states under one national government?

The Supreme Court strikes down a law that violates the Constitution. This is an example of…

Congress passes a law, but the President vetoes it. This is an example of…

The federal government builds an interstate highway system while states manage local roads. This shows…

Citizens vote in elections to choose their representatives. This demonstrates…