What are the first three words of the Constitution?
We the People
The Constitution is the most important ______ in the United States.
Law
How many branches of government are there?
Three
How many amendments are in the Bill of Rights?
10
An amendment is a ______ to the Constitution.
Change
Which Preamble goal means “to make things fair”?
Establish justice
The Constitution was written to prevent a ______ like a king.
Tyrant / too powerful leader
Which branch makes the laws?
Legislative
The Bill of Rights protects people’s ______.
Freedoms / rights
Why are amendments added?
To improve the Constitution or expand rights
Which goal means “to work together as one country”?
Form a more perfect union
The Constitution protects people’s ______.
Rights
Which branch enforces the laws?
Executive
Which amendment protects speech, religion, and assembly?
First Amendment
Which amendment ended slavery?
13th Amendment
Which goal means “to protect freedoms now and in the future”?
Secure the blessings of liberty
What idea means power is shared, not held by one group?
Limited government / separation of powers
Congress belongs to which branch?
Legislative
Which freedom allows people to share ideas and opinions?
Freedom of speech
Name one way someone can be a responsible citizen.
Vote, follow laws, help the community, respect others
Why does the Constitution start with “We the People”?
Because the people give the government its power
Why is the Constitution still important today?
It guides our government and protects freedoms
Why do we have three branches instead of one?
To keep power balanced and prevent abuse
How does the Bill of Rights affect your daily life?
It protects what you can say, believe, and do
How do responsible citizens help democracy work?
By participating and making informed choices