Some American Revolution War Facts
Writing the Constitution
Explaining the Constitution
A Closer Look at the Constitution
100

Americans had to figure out a better way to govern themselves after which war?

a) American Thor War

b) American Wedgy War

c) American Revolutionary War

d) American Freedom War

c) American Revolutionary War

100

The Constitution was written in what city?

a) During a meeting in Philadelphia

b) During a party in Chicago

c) During a birthday in Miami

d) During a soccer game in Texas 

a) during a meeting in Philadelphia

100

How did James Madison, John Jay, and Alexander Hamilton teach people about the Constitution?

a) by calling people on the phone

b) by writing in newspaper articles

c) by doing TikToks

d) by texting everyone

b) by writing in newspaper articles

100

According to the Constitution, where does our government get its power?

a) the President

b) the people

c) the Avengers

d) James Madison

b) the People

200

Life after the American Revolution War was:

a) easy

b) fun

c) hard

d) awesome

c) hard

200

What was written during a meeting in Philadelphia?

a) a song

b) the Constitution

c) the Pledge of Allegiance

d) the National Anthem

b) the Constitution

200

Based on the Constitution, who makes laws?

a) Military

b) Congress

c) the President

d) James Madison


b) Congress

200

When the Constitution was written, most countries were ruled by:

a) kings and queens

b) Presidents

c) Ambassadors

d) Principals 

a) Kings and Queens

300

What caused the Revolutionary War?

a) The Americans were upset that the Australians were treating them unfairly

b) The Americans were upset that the British were treating them unfairly

c) The Americans were upset that the Asians were treating them unfairly

d) The Americans were upset that the South Americans were treating them unfairly

b) The Americans were upset that the British were treating them unfairly

300

What or who sets the rules for the American Government?

a) Playstation

b) Fortnite

c) the Constitution

d) Mrs. Corbett

c) the Constitution

300

Who became the first official President of the United States?

a) James Madison

b) Alexander Hamilton

c) George Washington

d) George Foreman

c) George Washington

300

Why is the constitution important to you?

a) Because it gives me freedom

b) Because it gives me the right to own guns as an adult

c) Because it lets me vote for our President as an adult

d) Because it gives me privacy and safety in my house

ALL ARE CORRECT! MAKE SURE YOU PICK TWO AND REMEMBER THEM!!!! YOU WILL BE ASKED FOR 2 REASONS WHY THE CONSTITUTION IS IMPORTANT TO YOU!

400

Who ruled the American Colonies before the American Revolution War?

a) Scottish

b) Germans

c) English

d) Arabics

c) English

400

Who is called the Father of the Constitution?

a) James Madison

b) Thor

c) George Washington

d) Donald Trump

a) James Madison

400

Who wrote the first 10 amendments, known as the Bill of Rights?

a) George Washington

b) James Madison

c) Alexander Hamilton

d) Donald Trump

b) James Madison

400

Why is James Madison called the Father of the Constitution?

a) because the Constitution is a baby and he is the father

b) because he wrote most of the Constitution

c) because he was the teacher of the students who wrote the entire Constitution

d) because he was George Washingtons dad


b) because he wrote most of the Constitution

500

Who was in charge of the American Army during the American Revolution War?

a) Captain America

b) George Washington

c) James Madison

d) Alexander Hamilton

b) George Washington

500

What is the Constitution?

a) a videogame

b) a boardgame

c) a set of rules created to guide America

d) a set of rules for the British to rule America


c) a set of rules created to guide America

500

Who chooses the American president?

a) Congress

b) the people

c) the Avengers

d) the president before the new president

b) the people

500
The first ten amendments are also known as:


a) the Constitution Part 2

b) the Bill of Rights

c) the American Revolution War book

d) the government documents about military

b) the Bill of Rights