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Chapter 4, Section #1 Worksheet Goals of the Constitution Name_____________________ Date_____________ Per._________ Directions: Refer to your textbook to fill in the blanks. Use proper grammar. I. II. III. Goals of the Constitution A. The ______________________ to the Constitution lists six goals for the government. B. To establish justice, the Constitution provides a national system of _____________________________. C. The Constitution gives the federal government the power to maintain armed forces to provide for the ________________________. D. To preserve _____________________ the Constitution guarantees that no American's basic rights will be taken away now or for posterity. Major Principles A. The Declaration of Independence states that the government receives its authority from the people, a principle known as ________________________. B. Under _______________________, voters choose who will represent them. C. Article I of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights ensure that government is _______________ to only those powers granted by the people. D. The system of _______________ allows for the power to govern to be shared between the national government and the states. E. To achieve separation of powers, the federal government is divided into three parts: the ____________________, ___________________, and _______________ branches. F. With a system of _______________ and _______________, each branch of government can limit the power of the other branches. G. Individual rights are protected by the first 10 amendments, known as the ________________________________. A Living Constitution A. The Constitution can be altered or adapted through the ___________________________ process. B. The various branches of government use _______________ _______to extend their powers beyond those specifically identified in the Constitution.