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Unit 3, Lesson 1: The U.S. Constitution and YOU

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McGraw Hill - Imagine It- 4th grade

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1.

Which word contains the Greek root meaning ´people´?

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2.

Another word for ´declared´ is

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The states could not be forced to ´contribute´ to the United States. This means that the states did not have to

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The Supreme Court decides which laws are ´proper´ under the Constitution. Laws that are ´proper´ are

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The first league of states did not have the power to ´settle´ disputes between states. ´Settle´ means about the same as

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When was the Constitution written?

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Which state did not send a representative to Philadelphia to help write the Constitution?

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What is the job of Congress?

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Courts can do all of these things EXCEPT

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What does the author identify as a responsibility of the citizenship?

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What is the difference between a monarchy and a democracy?

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Why are their three branches of government?

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Why are the constitutions of other countries modeled after ours?