Leading Marines - Admin and Communication (Constitution, The Promotion System, Interact with Social Media) Questions with Solutions
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Leading Marines - Admin and Communication (Constitution, The Promotion System, Interact with Social Media) Questions with Solutions
Administration & Communication
"Every Marine is a rifleman" is one of the enduring principles that form the foundation from which Marines derive their ethos. Consequ...
Leading Marines - Admin and
Communication (Constitution, The
Promotion System, Interact with Social
Media) Questions with Solutions
Administration & Communication - answer “Every Marine is a rifleman" is one of the
enduring principles that form the foundation from which Marines derive their ethos.
Consequently, every Marine, officer or enlisted, receives basic infantry training. In
addition to these skills, every Marine should also learn about the United States
Constitution which they pledge to support and defend. This course also provides
information about the promotion system which will help Marines prepare for promotion
through the rank of sergeant. Finally, this course provides the do's and don'ts of
interacting with social media, giving Marines guidelines for posting content online.
[Narration, Slide 4]
Administration and Communication - answerThe course contains the following lessons:
United States Constitution
The Promotion System
Interact with Social Media
[Narration, Slide 5]
Constitution - answerLays out the organization of the government and how the country
will operate.
[Constitution]
Written Constitution - answerNarrator: Today, most countries are governed by core
documents that give rise to the rest of their laws. This basic charter, or constitution, lays
out the organization of the government and how the country will operate. For the United
States of America, our first charter—the Articles of Confederation—was replaced by the
Constitution which provides the basic premises on which the United States has
functioned for more than two centuries.
[Constitution]
,What is the Constitution? - answerBy word count, the Constitution is the shortest written
constitution in use today. It is over 4,500 words in length. The Constitution was signed
on 17 September 1787 by thirty-nine delegates from twelve states.
The Constitution is the:
•Supreme law of the land
•Rule book that governs our nation
[Constitution]
What is the Constitution? - answerNarrator: The U.S. Constitution is the shortest and
oldest written constitution still in use today. The Constitution was signed on 17
September 1787 and later ratified by the states. The Constitution is the supreme law of
the land. All laws and treaties that are created under its authority are, by their
association, also the supreme law of the land. Moreover, the Constitution is the rule
book that governs our relationship with each other, with our government, and between
the various states of the Union.
[Constitution]
Preamble of the Constitution - answerForm a more perfect Union.
Establish Justice.
Insure domestic tranquility.
Provide for the common defense.
Promote the general welfare.
Secure liberty for current and future generations.
[Constitution]
What were the goals for writing the Constitution? - answerGOALS
The goals for writing the Constitution are described in its short introduction—the
Preamble.
The goals of the Constitution are to improve the union of states that was established
under the Articles of Confederation to:
•Form a more perfect union.
•Establish justice.
•Insure domestic tranquility.
•Provide for the common defense.
, •Promote the general welfare.
•Secure liberty for current and future generations.
[Constitution]
Preamble to the U.S. Constitution - answerWe the People of the United States, in Order
to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for
the common Defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty
to ourselves and our Posterity, to ordain and establish this Constitution of the United
States of America.
[Constitution]
Form of Government - answerRepublican; Representative Democracy
[Constitution]
Form of Government - answer"The United States shall guarantee to every state in this
Union a Republican Form of Government..."
The Constitution guarantees a republican form of government. A republican form of
government generally means that the people can choose representatives who will
govern them, rather than having a monarch who inherited the right to rule.
Our form of government can also be called a representative democracy since our
government consists of people we elect, plus individuals appointed by the
representatives we elect.
[Constitution]
B, C - answerWhat is the Constitution of the United States of America? Select all that
apply.
A. A declaration of our independence from England
B. The rule book that governs our nation
C. The supreme law of the land
D. A document that lists the Articles of Confederation
NOTE: The Constitution is the rule book that governs the nation and the supreme law of
the land.
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