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Study Guide U.S. Constitution Social Studies, Grade 4
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THE
U.S.
CONSTITUTION
“We
the
People…”
The
Constitution
was
drafted
by
James
Madison
and
then
discussed
at
the
Constitutional
Convention
in
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
in
1787.
Each
of
the
13
states
could
send
delegates
to
this
convention.
The
Constitution
became
an
important
document
for
America,
since
it
set
up
many
ideas
by
which
the
U.S.
is
now
governed.
Some
of
these
important
ideas
are
below:
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This!
Draw
lines
to
connect
these
important
people
to
their
branch
of
government.
President
Judicial
Branch
Senator
State
Representative
Legislative
Branch
Supreme
Court
Justice
Vice
President
Executive
Branch
Judge
Circle
the
freedoms
given
in
the
Bill
of
Rights.
practice
a
religion
ride
an
airplane
go
to
the
post
office
buy
land
speak
your
opinion
freedom
of
the
press
freedom
of
discrimination
right
to
remain
silent
right
to
be
rich
True
or
False:
The
Constitution
is
not
important
anymore.
We
now
have
better
ideas
about
government.
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