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Test Your Knowledge of U.S. Government

Are you ready to challenge your understanding of the U.S. Constitution and government structure? Our quiz is designed to help you learn while having fun!

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Where can you see the original U.S. Constitution?

Museum of Modern Art, NYC

National Archives, Washington D.C.

The Smithsonian American History Museum, Washington, D.C.

The Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

The Mayflower Compact was an example of

An Amendment

Immigration

Self-government

How often do we hold presidential elections?

Every year

Every four years

Twice a year

Every two years

What is "sovereignty"?

The right of kings

Land ownership

Tribal conflicts

The right to self-govern

Which level of government pays for the military forces?

State

Oklahoma

National

City

To be eligible to vote, a person must be

18 years old or older and a U.S. citizen

21 years old or older and living in the U.S.

An adult living in Washington, D.C.

Rich and popular

What must be supported when states create laws?

The U.S. Constitution

The state government

The citizens of the state

The state capital

When was the Constitution of the United States approved?

July 4, 1776

April 19, 1776

September 17, 1787

September 1, 1790

What are the 4 levels of government in America?

State, local, national, tribal

President, vice president, senator, representative

Executive, legislative, judicial, local

Mayor, city council, secretary, treasurer

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