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Freedom of the
means the government
cannot tell people what they can say in newspapers and books.
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The ten amendments are called the
is a group of laws.
The
are new laws that were added
The ten
to the Constitution.
has nine judges.
The
This article addresses the duties for the legislative branch.
Constitution
Senate
Representatives
Senators
Supreme Court
Washington D.C.
This branch addresses the duties of the federal court system.
Press
Men and women who write laws are called
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This article outlines the largest branch of government and focuses.
The House of
in congress.
Amendments
Bill of Rights
is one of the two houses
Article one
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What is the brief introductory statement to the Constitution known as?
Article two
One of the requirements to be a member of the
is to be a citizen of 9 years and at least 30 years old.
Preamble
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The leader of the Supreme Court is called the
legislature.
In our country, we have a
Article three
Chief Justice
is the capital of our country.
There are
principles to the constitution.
Bicameral
There were
states needed for ratification.
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Freedom of the Press means the
government cannot tell people what
they can say in newspapers and
books.
The ten amendments are called the
Bill of Rights.
The Constitution is a group of laws.
The ten Amendments are new laws
that were added to the Constitution.
The Supreme Court has nine
judges.
This article addresses the duties for
the legislative branch. Article one
This branch addresses the duties
of the federal court system. Article
three
Men and women who write laws are
called Senators.
This article outlines the largest
branch of government and focuses.
Article two
The House of Representatives is
one of the two houses in congress.
What is the brief introductory
statement to the Constitution
known as? Preamble
One of the requirements to be a
member of the Senate is to be a
citizen of 9 years and at least 30
years old.
The leader of the Supreme Court is
called the Chief Justice.
In our country, we have a Bicameral
legislature.
Washington D.C. is the capital of
our country.
There are six principles to the
constitution
There were nine states needed for
ratification.
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Connect the Dots
The Liberty Bell rang for our country’s very first birthday. That was more than 200 years ago. The
bell was made in 1751 and weighs over 2,000 pounds. Today the bell is housed in Independence Hall.
The first time the Liberty Bell was rung, it cracked. People tried to fix the bell, but it cracked more
each time it rang. Although the bell has been quiet for many years, many people still go to Philadelphia
to see the Liberty Bell.
Connect the Dots
The infamous quill pen used to sign the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776 is an important
symbol of American history. Thomas Jefferson used the quill, which was plucked from the wing
of one of his own geese to write the Declaration. The Bill of Rights as well as the Constitution
were also signed using a quill pen. Historic figures such as John Hancock, George Washington,
Benjamin Franklin, James Madison, John Marshall used the quill pen to write unforgettable chapters
in American history.
Independence Hall Maze
Benjamin Franklin is
late for a meeting at
Independence Hall!
Help him find his way back.