Anatomy of the US Constitution

What is the purpose of the Preamble in the Constitution?

• To describe the structure of the Federal government

•  To outline the amendments to the Constitution

•  To establish the goals of the Constitution

•  D) To explain the relationship between the federal and state governments

The Preamble of the Constitution lays out the ideals and goals of the United States. Which of the following is NOT one of the goals mentioned in the Preamble?

• Perfect Union

• Establish Justice

•  Insure domestic tranquility

• 2. Promote the spread of democracy throughout the world.

Which article of the Constitution describes the powers and structure of Congress?

•  Article 1

• Article 2

• Article 3

• Article 4

What is the main role of the President, according to Article 2 of the Constitution?

• To interpret the laws

   

•  B) To enforce the laws

   

•  C) To create the laws

   

•  D) To amend the Constitution

Which article of the Constitution establishes the Supreme Court?

• Article 7

• Article 5

• Article 3

• Article 1

What is the purpose of Article 5 of the Constitution?

 

• To describe the relationship between the federal and state governments

• To establish the goals of the Constitution

• To explain the process of amending the Constitution

• To outline the powers of Congress

 Which goal is outlined in the Preamble of the Constitution?

 

• Perfect Union

• Provide for the Common Defense

• Secure the Blessings of Liberty

• All of the above

What type of government does the Constitution establish?

 

• Monarchy

• Democracy

• Autocracy

• Oligarchy

What is the meaning of the term "Federalism" in relation to the Constitution?

 

• The power is shared between the federal and state governments

• The power is concentrated in the federal government

• The power is concentrated in the state governments

• The power is determined by the Supreme Court

Which clause in the Constitution establishes that it is the supreme law of the land?

• Necessary and Proper Clause

• Supremacy Clause

• Full Faith and Credit Clause

• Privileges and Immunities Clause