Our Constitution
Bill of Rights
Branches of Government
Government Leaders
Rights & Responsibilities
100

What important document is called "the supreme law of the land"?

the Contstitution

100

What amendment protects the freedom of speech?

The first amendment

100

What are the number of branches in the US Government?

3 branches

100

This person is the head of the Executive branch...

The president

100

What do citizens do to choose their leaders in this country?

vote

200

What year was the Constitution written?

In 1787

200

The Bill of Rights is...

the first 10 amendments to the US Constitution

200

What branch of the government makes laws?

The Legislative

200

These two groups make up the Legislative branch.

House of Representatives and Senate

200
Citizens must pay these to help fund government services...

taxes

300

What three words does the Constitution begin with?

"We the People..."

300

The Bill of Rights tell us...

what our rights are as people in this country

300

What branch of government interprets the laws?

The Judicial

300

How long does a Supreme Court Justice serve?

for life

300

If you are accused of a crime, you have the right to a...

fair trial

400

What is a change made to the Constitution called?

an amendment

400

Our rights are...

the freedoms we have

400

Who is the leader of the Executive Branch?

The President

400

These people help build the laws of our country...

the legislative branch, house of representatives, the senate

400

Why is it important to know your rights?

Because I am a citizen of this country

500
How many amendments are there in the US Constitution?

27

500

People who wrote the Bill of Rights wants to protect us from...

unfair treatment

500

Name one of the buildings where the three branches of government meet...

The White House

The Capitol Building

The Supreme Court

500
What is the title of the person who leads the Supreme Court?

Chief Justice

500

The Bill of Rights says that we can gather to discuss ideas, this is called the right of...

assembly