Constitutional Check

This worksheet helps students in Grades 6, 7, and 8 strengthen constitutional literacy, factual accuracy, careful reading, and historical comprehension through focused analysis of Marbury v. Madison. By determining whether statements are true or false-and rewriting incorrect statements correctly-learners reinforce their understanding of judicial review, Supreme Court authority, and constitutional limits on government power.

Targeted Skills

• Constitutional Law (Grades 6-8) – Understand judicial review and the significance of Marbury v. Madison
• Supreme Court Precedent – Identify how the Judiciary Act of 1789 was interpreted and limited
• Accuracy & Sentence Correction – Rewrite false statements to reflect precise historical meaning
• Civic Understanding – Analyze how the case defined government powers and constitutional boundaries

Instructional Benefits

• Teacher-Created Resource – Designed by educators to align with middle school civics, U.S. history, and ELA standards
• Active Error-Correction Format – Encourages close reading and deeper comprehension
• Built-In Writing Practice – Reinforces clear, accurate sentence construction
• Flexible Use – Ideal for classwork, review, assessments, or homeschool instruction
• Supports Concept Mastery – Helps students solidify key facts before moving to deeper analysis

This Constitutional Check worksheet helps students move beyond memorization by requiring accuracy, revision, and explanation of core ideas from Marbury v. Madison. Through true/false evaluation and sentence correction, learners build stronger understanding of judicial review, Supreme Court precedent, and constitutional limits. It’s a no-prep, effective resource for classrooms and homeschool settings focused on clear thinking and civic knowledge.

This worksheet is part of our Marbury v. Madison Worksheets collection.