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Read and Answer Quizzes on the US Constitution Read short passages about the US Constitution then answer the questions.

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Quiz #1 - History of the US Constitution Read the passage about the history of the US Constitution, then answer the questions. Or go to the answers.

Quiz #2 - US Constitution: Separation of Power - Read the passage about the separation of power as outlined in the US Constitution, then answer the questions. Or go to the answers.

Quiz #3 - Structure of the US Constitution Read the passage about the structure of the US Constitution, then answer the questions. Or go to the answers.

Quiz #4 - Bill of Rights Read about the Bill of Rights, then answer the questions. Or go to the answers.

Quiz #5 - Bicameral Congress Read about the division of Congress into the House of Representatives and the Senate, then answer the questions. Or go to the answers.

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US Constitution Read about the US Constitution, including who wrote it, when it was written, and what it contains.

Classroom Constitution Write a short set of rules on how your classroom should be run, including how to form a group that makes rules, how to form a group to enforce the rules, and how to choose a leader (and what the leader's powers will be). Also include how to ratify your constitution (how to get it accepted).

Three Branches of the US Government - Graphic Organizers In these printable graphic organizer worksheets, the student fills in the three branches of the US government as outlined in the US Constitution. Older students can add facts about the three branches and the duties and responsibilites of each.

US Constitution - Cloze Worksheet Print and do a fill-in-the-blanks activity on the US Constitution. Or go to the answers.