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US Constitutional Foundations Quiz

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Test knowledge of core constitutional concepts.

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US Constitutional Foundations QuizOnline version

Test knowledge of core constitutional concepts.

by Molly Baillargeon
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What did the Great Compromise create at the Constitutional Convention?

2

How many senators does each state have under the Great Compromise?

3

Which branch is responsible for enforcing laws?

4

What is the main purpose of checks and balances?

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Which concept means power is divided between national and state governments?

6

Which document outlines individual rights in the US?

7

What does popular sovereignty mean?

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Which branch creates laws in the US system?

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What power is given to the Senate under the Great Compromise?

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Which term describes part of government that interprets laws?

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