Branches & Roles
Constitution Basics
Bill of Rights
People & Symbols
Citizenship
100

This branch enforces laws and is led by the President.

What is the Executive Branch?

100

The Constitution was written in this year: 1787 or 1776?

What is 1787?

100

The Bill of Rights is the first ____ amendments to the Constitution.

What is ten?

100

Finish this phrase from the Pledge: “I pledge __________ to the flag.”

What is "Allegiance"?

100

This is the number of states in the USA.

What is fifty?

200

This branch makes laws and includes the Senate and the House of Representatives.  

What is the Legislative Branch?

200

The short introduction to the Constitution that begins “We the People” is called the ____.

What is the Preamble?
200

This amendment protects freedom of speech, religion, and press?

What is the first amendment?

200

The Pledge says the nation is “one ____ under God, indivisible.” What word fills the blank?

What is "Nation"?

200

This is the age at which citizens can vote.

What is twenty-one? 

300

This branch interprets laws and includes the Supreme Court.

What is the Judicial Branch?

300

This is the middle section of the Constitution. This section explains how the government works.

What are the seven articles?  

300

This amendment gives the right to a fair and speedy trial?

What is the sixth amendment?

300

How many stripes are on the U.S. flag and what do they represent?

What are 13 and the original states/colonies?
300

This is the number of justices serving on the Supreme Court at any given time. 

What is 9?

400

This branch of the government enforces laws.

What is the Executive Branch?

400

What do amendments do to the Constitution?

What are making changes?

400

This amendment gives people the right to trial by jury.

What is the seventh amendment?

400

This is a country with elected representatives and leaders like a president rather than a king or queen.

What is a republic?

400

This is the document written in 1776 in which the United States officially told Great Britain they wanted to be its own country.

What is the Declaration of Independence?

500
The Supreme Court interprets laws and determines whether or not they are this. 

What is constitutional (or unconstitutional)?

500

This is the number of amendments to the Constitution.

What is twenty-seven?

500

This is the number of amendments originally proposed for the Bill of Rights.

What is twelve?

500

This means impossible to separate or divide.

What is "indivisible"? 

500
This is the number of consecutive years a person can serve as President of the United States.

What is eight? 

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