Which purposes of the Constitution are found in the preamble? Select the six correct answers. to provide for the common defense to form a more perfect union to promote the general welfare to secure the blessings of liberty to declare independence from Britain to establish justice to ensure domestic tranquility

The six goals in the Preamble of the U.S. Constitution:

1) to form a more perfect union;

2) establish justice;

3) insure domestic tranquility;

4) provide for the common defense;

5) promote the general welfare; and 

6) secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity

Explanation:

1) to form a more perfect union

To develop a more perfect union in such a way that it is better than what was formed by the weakened Articles of Confederation

2) establish justice;

To develop a higher structure of justice, stronger than the state court systems, and th at if the states under the Articles

3) insure domestic tranquility

To see to an uninterruption of the serenity of the countryside by armed sets of dislodge farmers which could shut down the courts and legislatures, specifically if they are guided by prosperity of Daniel Shays

4) provide for the common defense

To aid the common defense of all the stakes in the adversity or battle with countries such as France, Spain and Britain who were once habitat of certain locations of the North American continent and who appeared to be at interminable war with each other.

5) promote the general welfare; and 

To increase the overall welfare of all Americans, as contrasted to the particular welfare of preferred personalities or politically stronger groups

6) secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity

It assures security of the blessings of liberty, if the American people can't be influenced or bothered to discover what their status stands when viewed with the citizens of 1788 as well as their progeny.