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Geronimo 1 Verbs

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TEACHERS — Using this game with your class?
Take it further with The Powerful Verbs of the Preamble: a ready-to-print mini-lesson with visual vocabulary, student activities, creative performance challenge, crossword and answer key.    

​​Important Note about this Exercise: 

IT ISN'T EASY! In fact, it's quite difficult. So, dear students, don't be discouraged, ok?

The verbs that our Founding Fathers used have very similar meanings. PLUS!

One of the words on the list is used TWICE! 

We added the correct version below the exercise, but challenge yourself and see how well you do without scrolling down. 

Preamble to the United States Constitution - Verbs

Fill-in-the-Blanks with the correct POWER VERB from the drop down menu.
The spelling and capitalization are meant to match, more closely, the original hand-written document. Good Luck!

Click "Check" to see how well you did. To get 100%, just start over again!
   establish      establish      form      insure      ordain      promote      provide      secure   
We the People of the United States, in Order to a more perfect Union, Justice, domestic Tranquility, for the common defence, the general Welfare, and the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do and this Constitution for the United States of America.