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Unit 02 (3a-4d)

Red 09 - Unit 2 (3a-4d)

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Where are the goals and purposes of the national government listed? The Preamble
Where is the Preamble located in the Constitution of the United States? The Introduction
What famous phrase starts the Preamble to the Constitution of the United States? "We the People"
"We the People" means the power of the government comes from - The People
What are the SIX goals and purposes of the government listed in the Preamble? (DJWUTL) Defense Justice Welfare Union Tranquility Liberty
How many amendments have been added to the Constitution of the United States? 27
(TRUE/FALSE) The amendment process for the Constitution of the United States and Virginia is explained in each Constitution. TRUE
(TRUE/FALSE) The Virginia Constitution has never been amended or revised. FALSE
(TRUE/FALSE) Amendments to the Constitution of the U.S. are not passed very often because the process is complex. TRUE
What is the process to amend the Constitution of the U.S.? Amendments are proposed by Congress and ratified by State Legislatures
What is the process to amend the Virginia Constitution of the U.S.? Amendments are proposed by the General Assembly and ratified by voters in Virginia
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