1st Amendment
2nd Amendment
4th Amendment
5th Amendment
6th Amendment
Wild Card
100

Rakove explains that early free speech protections were less about personal expression and more about this political function

What is monitoring and critizing government?

100

The amendment reflects colonial experiance with this type of army?

Standing army

100

Colonial anger over writs of assistance reflected resistance to this governing style.

What is arbitrary power

100

The Fifth Amendment reflects fear of this historical legal practice.

 What is coercive interrogation?

100

Public trials were meant to reinforce this quality in government.

What is legitimacy

100

Which group pushed for the Bill of Rights?

Anti-Federalists

200

Madison supported press freedom partly because it protected this republican mechanism

Informed public consent

200

Militias were intended to balance federal authority by this government structure

Federalism
200

Rakove links search protections to broader concerns about this principle.

What is the rule of law?

200

The grand jury requirement limits this branch of government.

What is the executive branch?

200

Jury trials connected justice to this democratic principle

What is popular participation?

200

Madison opposed the bill of rights because of this reason

He felt that by listing them you would limit them
300

Early Americans viewed religious liberty as essential to preventing this type of political corruption

State sponsored belief/Moral tyranny

300

According to Rakove, Militias were controlled by this

State governments.

300

The warrant requirement reflects distrust of this type of official judgment.

What is unchecked discretion?

300

Due process was meant to prevent punishment based on this.

What is political pressure or prejudice?

300

The right to counsel reflects concern about inequality between defendants and this group.

government prosecutors?

300
the 8th Amendment bars the government from 

Excessive fines and cruel and unusual punishment

400

First Amendment reflects the founders' fear that government could control this before it controlled laws.

public opinion 

400

This amendment reflects concerns about military power being seperate from this group

Citizens

400

The Fourth Amendment attempts to balance liberty with this governmental necessity.

What is effective law enforcement?

400

Rakove connects takings protections to Lockean ideas about this right.

What is property ownership?

400

Speedy trials were designed to prevent this abuse.

What is indefinite detention?

400

Together, the Ninth and Tenth Amendments were designed to resolve a tension between protecting individual liberties and preserving this structural feature of the Constitution.


What is federalism and limited government?

500

Physical Challenge Freedom of Expression Gauntlet

Each team will need to identify the 5 freedoms of the first amendment with a real world example. Two fastest teams go head to head, best description wins

500

Physical Challenge Militia Drill

We are going to play a game with one rep from each group. If I tell you do to something you must do so, if I say "Madison says" If I don't, and you do it you are out!

500

Rakove shows that privacy protections were originally tied more to property than to this modern idea.

What is personal autonomy?

500

Physical Challenge - Emminent Domain

As the music plays you rotate around the chairs, when the music stops, you need to grab a chair, if you don't have a chair you are out!

500

DAILY DOUBLE

Describe how a school displinary hearing conforms or departs from a criminal proceeding. 

What 6th Amendment protections apply?

500

Physical Challenge - Debate

Elect a rep to debate the issue of regulation of fully autonomous vehicles. 

State/Fed Issue? 

Why?

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