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Identify the Constitution's main parts and the principles that organize U.S. government.
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A section of the Constitution states national goals such as justice, defense, and the general welfare. Which part is being described?
Which part of the Constitution creates Congress and gives it lawmaking powers?
The Constitution assigns the president the job of enforcing federal laws. Which part sets up that executive branch?
Which part of the Constitution establishes the Supreme Court and the federal judicial branch?
A formal change is added to the Constitution after it is approved through the required process. What is that change called?
Which part of the Constitution explains how amendments are proposed and ratified?
The first ten amendments protect freedoms such as speech, religion, and fair legal procedures. Which part is being described?
The national government coins money, while state governments run public schools. Which principle is shown?
A federal official must follow the Constitution and can be punished for breaking the law. Which principle is shown?
Congress writes laws, the president carries them out, and courts interpret them. Which principle is shown?
The Supreme Court can declare a federal law unconstitutional. Which principle is shown?
Citizens approve a state constitutional amendment by voting on it directly. Which principle is most clearly shown?
A court orders a mayor to stop enforcing a rule that violates the Constitution. Which principle is shown?
Congress is made up of two houses, the House of Representatives and the Senate. What is a two-house legislature called?
The president vetoes a bill, and Congress may override the veto with enough votes. Which principle is shown?
The Senate votes on whether to confirm a president's nominee for the Supreme Court. Which principle explains this interaction?
Which part of the Constitution says the Constitution and federal laws are the "supreme Law of the Land"?
The president makes a treaty, but the Senate must approve it before it can take effect. Which principle is shown?
Federal courts can review executive actions and block those that violate the Constitution. Which principle is shown?
Congress may impeach and remove a president for serious misconduct. Which principle explains this limit on executive power?
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