6 Goals of the Constitution

Which goal of the constitution means that states need to agree to operate as a single country and cooperate on major issues?

• To promote general welfare

• To establish justice

• To form a more perfect union

• To insure domestic tranquility

Which goal of the Constitution means that the Constitution provides a national system of courts to protect people's rights and hear cases of violation of law?

• To secure the blessings of liberty

• To promote general welfare

• To provide for common defense

• To establish justice

Which goal of the Constitution means that the Constitution provides a strong central government to keep peace among people?

• To insure domestic tranquility

• To form a more perfect union

• To provide for the common defense

• To establish justice

Which goal of the Constitution means that the Constitution gives federal government the power to maintain armed forces to protect the country and its citizens from attack?

• To secure the blessings of liberty

• To provide for the common defense

• To promote the general welfare

• To insure domestic tranquility

Which goal of the Constitution means that the Constitution protects individual liberties, maintains order, regulates commerce and bankruptcies, and promotes science and technology?

• To form a more perfect union

• To secure the blessings of liberty

• To promote the general welfare

• To establish justice

Which goal of the Constitution means that the Constitution guarantees that no American's basic rights will be taken away now or for posterity?

• To secure the blessings of liberty

• To insure domestic tranquility

• To promote general welfare

• To form a more perfect Union