United States Constitution Test

What document gave the United States freedom from Great Britain (England)?

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How old do you have to be to vote?

• 12
• 18
• 21
• 55

After the bill is passed in Congress, the President can either veto it or ___________________.

• Change it.
• Sign it into law.
• Add it to the Constitution.
• Vote for it.

What are the three branches of government?

• Legislative, Executive, and Fiduciary
• President, Senate, Judge
• Legislative, Judicial, and Executive
• Arizona, California, Washington DC

When the president vetoes a bill, it goes back to Congress. How many votes are needed to make the bill into a law in Congress after this?

• 50% or 1/2
• 100%
• 25% or 1/4
• 66% or 2/3

Who writes the bill to be passed into a law?

• President
• Citizen
• Representative
• God

These leaders are part of the Executive Branch.

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Veto means to pass a law.

• True
• False

________ was the only person to sign BOTH the Declaration of Independence AND the Constitution.

• John Adams
• Ben Franklin
• John Hancock
• George Washington

The war where America gained its independence from Great Britain was called The __________________.

• Spanish- Mexican War
• Civil War
• World War I
• Revolutionary War