Constitution facts
Preamable
Constitutional Congress
3 branches of Government
Vocabulary
100

The US constitution is the Oldest/ Youngest constitution in the world?

Oldest
100

Secure the blessings of ___________________

Liberty
100

Where did the Constiutional Congress meet?

Philadelphia, MA

100

Which branch of government does the president belong to?

Executive

100

What does veto mean

To reject a law from being passed

200

What are the first 10 ammendments in the constitution called?

The Bill of Rights

200

Provide for the _______________ defense

common

200

Which State did not come to the CC?

Rhode Island

200

What does the legislative branch of government do?

Creates laws

200
What does ratify mean?

To approve

300

Who wrote most of the framework of the constitution?

James Madison

300

Do _________________________ and establish

Ordain

300

Who was elected president at the CC?

George Washington

300

Which branch of Government did Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg belong to?

Judicial

300

What is an ammendment?

A change

400
How many times does it say "slavery" in the constitution?

zero

400

In order to form a more perfect _________________.

Union

400
How many states were there at the time of the CC

13

400

Which branch of Government helps decide if a law is constitutional?

Judicial

400

What does Preamble mean?

Introduction

500

How many days did it take to write the Constitution?

100

500

What does the word Posterity mean?

Future generations

500

What was the name of the farmer's rebellion that lead to the need for a new Constitution?

Shay's Rebellion

500

Why are there three branches of Government?  What is the system of Checks and Balances?

A system to make sure no one branch has too much power.

500

What did we have as a system of laws before the constitution?

Articles of Confederation