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7 Principles of the Constitution

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This formative is designed to assess your knowledge of the seven basic principles of the U.S. Constitution. Through a variety of question types, students will explore how each principle shapes the government and protects individual rights.

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1.

What is the principle that states 'people are the source of government power'?

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2.

Explain the principle of limited government in your own words.

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3.

Match each branch of government to its primary function.

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Judicial

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Enforce laws

Executive

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Make laws

Legislative

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Interpret laws

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4.

Each branch of the government can check or limit the actions of the other two.

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5.

Sort powers into federal, state, or shared categories.

  • Regulate trade between states

  • Establish schools

  • Taxation

  • Federal

  • State

  • Shared

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Instead of direct participation, people elect representatives in a _______.

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7.

Describe how the Bill of Rights protects individual freedoms.

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8.

What principle might be described by using the image shown?

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9.

Illustrate one of the individual rights using a digital canvas.