US Constitution Final
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- Q1The Preambleconcludes the Constitutionstates the purpose of the Constitutionstates the purpose of the Declaration of Independence30sEditDelete
- Q2The man who wrote the Declaration of Independence wasJames MadisonJames MonroeThomas Jefferson30sEditDelete
- Q3The war in which the colonies won their independence from England was theRevolutionary WarCivil WarFrench and Indian War30sEditDelete
- Q4Before the adoption of the Constitution, the newly independent states were joined by theArticles of ConfederationMagna CartaMayflower Compact30sEditDelete
- Q5The Constitutional Convention met in the city ofNew YorkPhiladelphiaBoston30sEditDelete
- Q6The Preamble begins with...as people of the United States...we the citizens need to form...we the people of the United States...30sEditDelete
- Q7Which of the following is not included in the Preamble?to provide for the common defenseto form a more perfect unionto promote the pursuit of happiness30sEditDelete
- Q8The plan of government proposed during the Constitutional Convention that called for a bicameral Congress based on population was theVirginia PlanNew Jersey PlanGreat Compromise30sEditDelete
- Q9The Constitution needed the approval of how many states?seventhirteennine30sEditDelete
- Q10The United States Constitution went into effectJune 21, 1787June 21, 1791June 21, 178830sEditDelete
- Q11Power in the United States government is divided amongthree branchestwo branchesseven branches30sEditDelete
- Q12Congress is divided intotwo branchesthree branchestwo houses30sEditDelete
- Q13The number of Articles in the US Constitution isseventhreetwo30sEditDelete
- Q14The number of amendments that have been added to the Constitution istwenty-seventwenty-fiveten30sEditDelete
- Q15The number of representatives each state has in the House depends onhow big the state isthe population of the statewhen the state was admitted30sEditDelete
- Q16US Senators are elected forfour yearssix yearstwo years30sEditDelete
- Q17Members of the House of Representatives are elected fortwo yearsfour yearssix years30sEditDelete
- Q18The total number of US senators is10035443530sEditDelete
- Q19All revenue (money) bills originate in theexecutive branchHouseSenate30sEditDelete
- Q20Impeachment charges are started by theHouse of RepspresidentSupreme Court30sEditDelete