Bill of Rights Basics
Articles of the Constitution
Rights & Responsibilities
Constitutional Vocabulary
Supreme Court & Scenarios
100

How many amendments are in the Bill of Rights, as ratified in 1791.

 10

100

This article creates the Legislative Branch.

 Article I 

100

The government must follow fair procedures—this is called

due process

100

A change or addition to the Constitution.

amendment

100

Issued by a court or judge, this Allows the police to legally arrest, search or seize

 a warrant

200

The amendment that guarantees a “speedy and public trial.”

6th 

200

This article gives the Supreme Court and federal courts their power

Article III

200

The government must pay a fair price to take private property.

eminent domain

200

Powers given only to the federal government, like printing money.

enumerated powers

200

Saying something true or false that harms someone’s reputation.

libel

300

The Bill of Rights are the first ten amendments to the Constitution written to secure these.

 basic rights/liberties/freedoms

300

This article explains the powers of the President.

Article II

300

This protects you from being put on trial twice for the same crime.

double jeopardy

300

Powers suggested but not written in the Constitution.

implied powers

300

If a defendant cannot afford one of these, one will be provided for them by the government

 a lawyer/public defender

400

The Bill of Rights was inspired by the mistreatment by this country

 Enlgand

400

The Constitutional Amendment that gives you "the right to remain silent." (It also says you can't be tried twice for the same crime or be deprived of life, liberty or property without "due process of law".)

5th Amendment

400

Soldiers cannot be forced to live in your home because of this amendment.

the 3rd Amendment

400

States cannot enter a treaty or form their own army because of Article

Article I, Section 10

400

Mr. Roberts went hunting with a gun owners license, but the police tried to take his gun away. This violates what

 the 2nd Amendment

500

If the federal government makes laws taking away powers of the states, this is a violation of which amendment? 

10th amendment

500

A man is arrested and is told that he has the right to remain silent but not that he can have a lawyer.  What amendment is being violated?

6th

500

This amendment allows citizens to have rights that are not in the constitution including marriage and education

9th amendment

500

A government where people elect representatives to make laws

Republic

500

A state creates its own currency. Which part of the Constitution is violated?

Article I, Section 10

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