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Froggy Jumps 3rd grade social studies ch1 & 2Online version Basic constitution concepts by ASHLEY 1 What is the Constitution? a A plan for how the U.S. government runs. b A recipe for cookies. c A map of the world. 2 What is the Bill of Rights? a The preface to the Constitution. b A list of holidays. c The first ten amendments to the Constitution. 3 What does vote mean? a A new type of food. b A way to choose leaders. c A kind of homework. 4 why do we have voting? a To keep people safe. b to allow people to choose thier leaders. c To choose winners in games. 5 What does self-government primarily mean? a A government controls every citizen directly b Only leaders decide all policies for life c People govern themselves through free institutions and laws 6 Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are examples of what? a unalienable rights b constitutional rights c amendments 7 What does “consent of the governed” mean? a the government only has power because the people agree to give it to them b the government has all the power c the people have no power over the govenment 8 Who should have the power to decide what a government can do? a the people b the government c kings and queens 9 What is a system where the leaders must follow a set of rules and cannot do whatever they want? a self government b limited government c dictatorship 10 What were the Articles of Confederation? a articles of clothing wore by government b the rules we are currently governed by c the very first set of rules and laws for the united states 11 What was the lawmaking group created by the Articles of Confederation? a parliment b congress c government 12 true or false: Articles of confederation limited congress by not allowing them to raise money through taxes or force the states/people to follow its laws. a true b false c 13 What are the first ten amendments to the Constitution called? a policies b commandments c bill of rights 14 freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of religion are all examples of: a the bill of rights b the republic c articles of confederation 15 True or false? The bill of rights was added to the constitution to make a special list of rules that keep the governement from becoming too powerful and to protect peoples personal freedoms. a false b true c 16 true or false? we the people means the government gets its power from themselves. a false b true c 17 what is a republic? a where the people elect leaders to represent them b one nation c government chooses its own leaders 18 How do citizens help choose their leaders? a working b voting c staying home 19 Why did the delegates meet at the Constitutional Convention? a to get food b to decide on taxes c to choose a leader 20 who did the constitutional convention choose as a leader? a George Washington b John Adams c President Trump 21 what plan was for the central, or national, government to protect the American people against foreign enemies, protect the liberties of the American people, and look after their general welfare a washington b veto c virginia 22 The new government under the Constitution would divide power between the central government and the states is called a federal system b republic c voting 23 what are legislative, executive, and judicial a people b rights c branches of government 24 what is separation of powers? a each branch has its own duties and powers b each branch shares duties and powers c making an agreement 25 the power of each branch would be checked or limited by the other two in the system is called: a monopoly b checkbooks c checks and balances 26 delegates decided the constitution had ____________meaning that everyone was required to obey these laws a the right to vote b the supreme law of the land c the best interest of the people

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3rd grade social studies ch1 & 2Online version

by ASHLEY

What is the Constitution?

What is the Bill of Rights?

What does vote mean?

why do we have voting?

What does self-government primarily mean?

Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are examples of what?

What does “consent of the governed” mean?

Who should have the power to decide what a government can do?

What is a system where the leaders must follow a set of rules and cannot do whatever they want?

What were the Articles of Confederation?

What was the lawmaking group created by the Articles of Confederation?

true or false: Articles of confederation limited congress by not allowing them to raise money through taxes or force the states/people to follow its laws.

What are the first ten amendments to the Constitution called?

freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of religion are all examples of:

True or false? The bill of rights was added to the constitution to make a special list of rules that keep the governement from becoming too powerful and to protect peoples personal freedoms.

true or false? we the people means the government gets its power from themselves.

what is a republic?

How do citizens help choose their leaders?

Why did the delegates meet at the Constitutional Convention?

who did the constitutional convention choose as a leader?

what plan was for the central, or national, government to protect the American people against foreign enemies, protect the liberties of the American people, and look after their general welfare

The new government under the Constitution would divide power between the central government and the states is called

what are legislative, executive, and judicial

what is separation of powers?

the power of each branch would be checked or limited by the other two in the system is called:

delegates decided the constitution had ____________meaning that everyone was required to obey these laws