US Constitution History Quiz For Kids
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What do you know about the US constitution? When was it adopted? Check out this United States history quiz created for kids and make your understanding better with us. The Constitution of the United States established the United States of America's national government and fundamental laws. It is the supreme law of America. Play the following quiz and test your knowledge of US history. Shall we begin it now? Best of luck to you!
- 1.When was the Constitution of the USA adopted?
- A.
1776
- B.
1787
- C.
1777
- D.
1791
- 2.Where did the Constitutional Convention take place?
- A.
New York
- B.
Philadelphia
- C.
Chicago
- D.
Los Angeles
- 3.How many amendments are there in the Constitution of the USA?
- A.
10
- B.
20
- C.
25
- D.
27
- 4.What is the name of the first ten amendments in the Constitution of the USA?
- A.
God save the Queen
- B.
In God we trust
- C.
The Bill of Rights
- D.
The Ten Commandments
- E.
Ivory League
- 5.Article ____ created the Executive Branch of Government.
- A.
Article 1
- B.
Article 2
- C.
Article 3
- D.
Article 4
- 6.Article ____ created the Legislative Branch of Government.
- A.
Article 1
- B.
Article 2
- C.
Article 3
- D.
Article 4
- 7.Article ____ created the Judicial Branch of Government.
- A.
Article 1
- B.
Article 2
- C.
Article 3
- D.
Article 4
- 8.Which of the following parts does the Constitution of the USA consist of?
- A.
Preambule
- B.
Magna Carta
- C.
27 amendments
- D.
25 amendments
- E.
The Document of 27 articles
- F.
The Document of 7 articles
- 9.What principles do the first three articles of the Document define?
- A.
Three branches of power
- B.
Three first presidents of the USA
- C.
Three first states of the USA
- D.
Three first amendments in the US constitution
- 10.How many States were required to ratify the Constitution to cause it to go into effect?
- A.
7
- B.
8
- C.
9
- D.
10
- 11.Who ratified the Constitution?
- A.
The People through a vote
- B.
Conventions held in each state
- C.
The Constitutional Convention
- D.
The Congress under the Articles of Confederation
- E.
The State Legislatures
- 12.What are the requirement to become the US President?
- A.
Naturalized US Citizen
- B.
Born US Citizen
- C.
Be 30 Years of Age
- D.
Be 35 Years of Age
- E.
Have lived in the United States for 14 years
- F.
Have lived in the United States for 21 Years
- 13.The Constitution was taken into effect on July 4, 1776 when the US declared Independence from Great Britain.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 14.What does the Article IV of the Document of the US constitution define?
- A.
The two houses of the Congress
- B.
Three branches of power
- C.
The Electoral College elects the President
- D.
The National anthem of the USA
- E.
The relationship among the states and the relationship of the states to the Federal government
- 15.What does the Article V of the Document of the US constitution define?
- A.
The two houses of the Congress
- B.
Three branches of power
- C.
The Electoral College elects the President
- D.
Ways to amend (change) the constitution
- E.
The relationship among the states and the relationship of the states to the Federal government
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