Looking for a fun way to learn about Constitution? The best way to understand the United States is to look at the Constitution. The Constitution was commenced on September 17, 1787. For this quiz, you will want to recognize who the Constitution's father was, why the framers of the Constitution created the republic, and how the separation of power works. This quiz will help put the Constitution into perspective. Good luck and happy quizzing.
Override a veto
Veto
Declare laws unconstitutional
Make laws
George Washington
George Mason
Alexander Hamilton
James Madison
Excessive bail
Torture
Death penalty
Death by electric chair
Of their negative experience with the British monarchy.
To establish a monarchy.
They equality for all people.
None of the above.
Coin money.
Declare war.
Make marriage laws.
Collect taxes.
Separation of powers.
The Preamble.
Impeachment.
The Articles of Confederation
Dual sovereignty.
Separation of powers.
Republicanism.
Checks and balances.
Federalists
Constitutionalist
Antifederalist
Monarchist
Amended to change with the times.
Preserved.
Changed by the judicial branch.
Changed by the president.
Separation of powers.
The Articles of Confederation
Federalism
A republic
Veto
Impeachment
Appointments
None of these
Foreign nations
Congress
The government
The states
Preserve the nation's government
Preserve states rights.
Allow for smaller groups to rule.
None of these
Banning slavery.
Creating the 3/5 Compromise
Sending slaves overseas
Banning the importation of slaves
Freedom of speech.
Discrimination.
Separation of church and state.
Cruel and unusual punishment.
It lacked an executive and judicial branch
It gave Congress too much power.
It gave states too little power.
It gave the president too much power
The Articles of the government
The goals of the government.
The three branches goals.
Bill of Rights.
Checks and balances.
Part of the Bill of Rights.
Federalism.
The description of dual sovereignty.
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