American Government - Preamble to the United States Constitution

What is the main purpose of the United States Constitution as described in the passage?

• To define America's government and set forth the nation's laws

• To establish a monarchy in the United States

• To provide a detailed history of the 13 colonies

• To outline the responsibilities of the British government

What are the first three words of the preamble to the United States Constitution?

• We the People

• In the Beginning

• For the People

• To the Republic

According to the passage, what was revolutionary about the phrase 'We the People'?

• It emphasized the power of the citizens in government

• It was the first time a constitution was written

• It declared independence from England

• It was a phrase used by the British monarchy

What does the preamble suggest the government should provide for its citizens?

• Justice, tranquility, defense, well-being, and liberty

• Free education and healthcare

• Unlimited freedom without laws

• A monarchy to rule over the people

When was the United States Constitution written?

• 1787

• 1776

• 1800

• 1865

What does the passage imply about the longevity of the United States Constitution?

• It has stood the test of time for over 200 years

• It was replaced after 100 years

• It is no longer relevant

• It was only meant to be temporary

What was the role of America's founding fathers in establishing the government?

• To ensure citizens have a say and protect their rights

• To maintain British rule over the colonies

• To create a government without citizen input

• To establish a monarchy in the United States