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Foundations of American Democracy Answers

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4

The writers think a government’s power comes

A
from a king.
B
from a president.
C
from the people.
D
from the Congress.
5

What can people do if the government does not honor these truths?

A
Maintain the same government
B
Elect new leaders
C
Support a new king
D
Change or overthrow the existing government
8

What is this excerpt trying to say?

A
The colonists will support the British crown.
B
The colonists will work with the British crown.
C
The colonies will continue to be separate.
D
The colonists will unite to form a new nation.
9

According to the excerpt, what is one purpose for the Constitution?

A
to guarantee peace and fairness
B
to free enslaved people
C
to form separate governments for the states
D
to get soldiers for the British military
10

Lawmakers ignore the Constitution, it is not relevant today.Lawmakers use the Constitution to pass laws that help society run smoothly.The Preamble is sung at the beginning of every sporting event.The Preamble does not establish goals for society.

A
Lawmakers ignore the Constitution, it is not relevant today.
B
Lawmakers use the Constitution to pass laws that help society run smoothly.
C
The Preamble is sung at the beginning of every sporting event.
D
The Preamble does not establish goals for society.
11

British citizens✔ US citizens

A
British citizens
B
US citizens
12

What do the two documents have in common?

A
Both establish a new form of government for the United States.
B
Both strive to break off relations with Britain.
C
Both try to bring freedom and peace to American citizens.
D
Both accuse the British government of being unjust.
16

✔ their descendantspeople in other countries

A
their descendants
B
people in other countries
18

all Americans✔ White men

A
all Americans
B
White men

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