What is the document that described a new national government for the former American Colonies? It was approved in 1781 and replaced in 1789.

What is the document that describes the government of the United States?

What are parts of government with different kinds of responsibilities and powers?

What was the meeting of delegates in Philadelphia in 1787 that made plans for a new, stronger government for the United States? Here, the proposed that the Constitution replaced the Articles of Confederation.

What are the ways of limiting powers for the three parts of government that was created in the Constitution?

Which branch of government makes law?

Which branch of government interprets the laws?

Which branch of government carries out the laws?

Which branch of government does the House of Representatives and Senate belong to?

Which branch of government do judges and the courts belong to?

Which branch of government do the President, Vice President, and the cabinet belong to?

Which branch of government can decide if laws are unconstitutional?

Which branch of government can sign treaties with other countries if approved by the Senate?

Which branch of government can approve or reject people appointed by the President?

Which branch can call Congress together for a special meeting?

Which branch can settle disagreements about what a law means?

Which branch has the power to put an impeached official on trial?

True or False. After declaring their independence, the 13 states (former colonies) created a government to fight the war against Britain and solve problems. They created the document called the Constitution.

Which was NOT a reason to replace the Articles of Confederation

_________________ Rebellion took place when a former soldier and hundreds of other men tried to stop the court's from taking people's houses and property because they could not pay their bills.

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