Preamble Purpose Quiz

What is the purpose of the Preamble?

• To establish the powers of the President

• To outline the rights of the people

• To declare war on other countries

• To create a system of checks and balances

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of the Preamble?

• To form a more perfect union

• To establish justice

• To ensure domestic tranquility

• To provide for the common defense

What does the phrase 'promote the general welfare' mean in the Preamble?

• To ensure the well-being of all citizens

• To promote the interests of the wealthy

• To establish a welfare system

• To provide healthcare for all

Which of the following is a purpose of the Preamble?

• To establish a national religion

• To guarantee the right to bear arms

• To secure the blessings of liberty

• To limit the power of the federal government

What is the main goal of the Preamble?

• To protect the rights of the states

• To establish a monarchy

• To create a system of government

• To abolish slavery

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of the Preamble?

• To ensure the blessings of liberty

• To provide for the common defense

• To establish justice

• To promote the general welfare

What does the phrase 'secure the blessings of liberty' mean in the Preamble?

• To protect the rights and freedoms of the people

• To establish a police state

• To limit the power of the federal government

• To promote economic prosperity

Which of the following is a purpose of the Preamble?

• To establish a system of education

• To ensure the well-being of all citizens

• To guarantee the right to vote

• To create a system of government

What is the purpose of the phrase 'to form a more perfect union' in the Preamble?

• To establish a system of government

• To promote economic prosperity

• To ensure the well-being of all citizens

• To strengthen the relationship between the states

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of the Preamble?

• To establish justice

• To provide for the common defense

• To secure the blessings of liberty

• To promote the interests of the wealthy