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1.which section of the constitution explains the reasons that good government should be established?
a. article i
c. preamble
d. article iii
2.which of the following branches of the united states government contains two separate houses?
a. executive
b. judicial
c. legislative
3.the preamble is an introduction to the constitution. like any good introduction it states the purpose for what follows. which of the following is not a stated purpose for writing the constitution?
a. to defend american citizens from foreign attack
c. to insure the election of leaders who are well educated
d. to insure liberty for future generations
4.why was it essential that this "full faith and credit" clause be included in the constitution?
a. under the articles several states passed laws allowing same sex marriages. this offended citizens in other states who refused to recognize these marriages.
b. the framers hoped that by doing so, states would be encouraged to pass similar laws and regulations which would then make it easier to do business between states.
c. the framers wanted to make it easier for those declaring bankruptcy so that debtors could avoid paying off their debts.

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