The U.S. Constitution

Which is the "rule book" of the United States government?

Which of the following solved the problem of how many representatives each state would have in Congress?

Which of the following determined the method for counting slaves for the purposes of representation and taxation?

Which constitutional principle means that people exercise their power by voting for representatives?

Which constitutional principle requires everyone to follow the same laws, from the average citizen to the President?

Which constitutional principle means that the government's power comes from the people?

Which constitutional principle means that the states and the national government share power?

Which constitutional principle divides government power between the legislative, executive, and judicial branches?

Which constitutional principle gives each branch of government some powers over the other two branches?

Which are the three branches of the U.S. government?

Congress passes a new law. This is an example of:

The Senate refuses to hold hearings to confirm the president's Supreme Court nominee. This is an example of:

An elected representative gets arrested and charged with drunk driving. This is an example of:

The national government prints our currency (money). The states cannot do this. This is an example of:

People are permitted to speak out against the government without fear of punishment. This is an example of: