The Declaration of Independence
U.S. Government and Constitution
Rights and Responsibilities
Famous Philosophers and American Ideals
The Structure of the U.S. Government
100

This section of the Declaration lists the rights of the people. 

What is the Preamble to the Constitution

100

This document outlines the framework of the U.S. government. 

What is the Constitution of the United States

100

These rights are protected by the Bill of Rights.

What are civil rights

100

This philosopher’s writings on democracy heavily influenced American thought.

Who is John Locke

100

This term describes the U.S. legislative system with two houses.

What is bicameral

200

This section of the Declaration justifies why the colonies are breaking away.

What is the section called "Statement of Beliefs"

200

This is the total number of articles in the original U.S. Constitution.

What is the number seven

200

This principle allows individuals born in the U.S. to be U.S. citizens.

What is birthright citizenship

200

This French thinker wrote about democracy and equality in America.

Who was Alexis de Tocqueville

200

The president’s power to reject legislation passed by Congress.

What is veto

300

This section declares the colonies’ independence from Britain.

What is the section called the "Declaration of Independence"

300

This principle divides power between national and state governments. 

What is federalism

300

These rights are “self-evident” according to the Declaration of Independence.

What are unalienable rights

300

A belief in free markets and minimal government intervention in the economy.

What is laissez-faire

300

This is the procedure to override a presidential veto. 

What is a two-thirds majority vote of BOTH houses of Congress

400

The phrase “Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness” appears in this section.

What is the section called "Statement of Rights"

400

The number of years a U.S. Senator serves in office.

What is six years

400

The term for the process of becoming a U.S. citizen.


What is naturalization 

400

The belief that all people are equal in terms of opportunity and rights.

What is egalitarianism

400

This branch is responsible for interpreting the law. 

What is the judicial branch

500

This is the term for the section that contains the list of complaints against King George III.

What is the section called "List of Grievances"

500

This is the primary function of the legislative branch.

What is the role "making laws"

500

This term describes the ability to vote in U.S. elections. 

What is suffrage

500

This phrase is the U.S. motto, meaning “Out of many, one.”

What is E Pluribus Unum

500

This document declares the official motto of the U.S.

What is "In God We Trust"