Preamble
The power in America's Government
The People
Legislative branch, also known as
Congress
Second Amendment
Right to bear arms
Decatur's expectation acronym
P.R.O.U.D.
America's first president
Washington
To begin fairness for all
Establish Justice
Total number of Senators
One Hundred
Amendment with four different rights in it
First
The "P" stands for what
Present
The supreme law of the land
Constitution
Promote the General Welfare
Care for those in need
Total number of representatives
Four Hundred Thirty Five
Amendment with no unreasonable searches
Fourth
The "U" stands for
United
City where the constitution was signed
Philadelphia
To Insure domestic tranquility
Promise everything to be peaceful
People represented by senators and representatives
Constituents
The Right in which you can protest freely
Petition
The "D" stands for
Determined
Another name for America's Independence day
Fourth of July
In order to perform a more perfect union
Make everything as perfect as possible
Refuse to surrender the floor during debate to prevent a bill from passing
Filibuster
Right to say what you want, but with responsibility
Free Speech
The "R" stands for
Respectful
The war that gave America its independence from Great Britain
Revolutionary