Vocabulary
Rights in everyday
The Basics
Thinking like a Historian
Random Trivia
100

This is a group of citizens who decide the outcome in a trial.

A jury

100

The Second Amendment gives people the right to own these.

guns (or bear arms)?

100

This is the name of the first 10 amendments to the Constitution.

The Bill of Rights

100

The Bill of Rights was ratified in this year

1791

100

This chemical element has the symbol “K” and is essential for muscle and nerve function

 Potassium

200

This word means officially approved, like when the Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution.

Ratified

200

The Seventh Amendment gives people the right to a jury in this type of case.

a civil case (or lawsuit)

200

The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution to protect these.

Individual rights or freedoms

200

The Bill of Rights protects people from the power of this.

The Government

200

This U.S. state is known as the "Sunshine State.

Florida

300

This word means fair treatment through the normal rules of the legal system.

Due process

300

This amendment protects your rights, even if they’re not listed in the Constitution.

The Ninth Amendment?

300

This is the total number of amendments in the Bill of Rights.

Ten

300

The Bill of Rights was influenced by this earlier document written in 1215.

The Magna Carta

300

In Greek mythology, he was the king of the gods and ruled from Mount Olympus.

Zeus

400

This word describes a court case that deals with disagreements between people, not crimes.

Civil

400

This amendment gives powers not listed to the states or people.

The Tenth Amendment

400

True or False: The Bill of Rights was part of the original Constitution.

False

400

This famous Virginian wrote the Bill of Rights.

James Madison

400

In mathematics, this is a number that has exactly two distinct positive divisors: 1 and itself.

Prime Number

500

This word means asking a higher court to review and change a court’s decision.

Appealed

500

This amendment says soldiers can't be forced to live in your home.

The Third Amendment?

500

This group of people wanted the Bill of Rights added to the Constitution.

The Anti-Federalists

500

This group was worried the Constitution gave too much power to the national government and pushed for a Bill of Rights to protect people's freedoms.

The Anti-Federalists

500

In literature, this dystopian novel by Lois Lowry features a society without pain, war, or choice.

The Giver

M
e
n
u