Citizenship
Due Process
Amendments
Constitution
Grab Bag
100

If someone's parents are United States citizens, but their kids are born in Canada... Are the kids U.S. citizens?

Yes!

Born in U.S., One/both parents are citizens, Naturalized citizens

100

Due Process is designed so that all citizens are treated______.

Fairly!

100

The word "amend" means....

To change!

Our founding fathers created this process to allow changes to the Constitution!

100

What are rights?

Freedoms protected by law!

100



Vote, follow laws, jury duty, pay taxes are all examples of ____________.

Rights or responsibilities?


Responsibilities!

200

How can a citizen participate in running the government?

By voting!


This is a optional responsibility, not required by law!

200

What two amendments give citizens Due Process rights?

5th and 14th- Cannot be deprived of life, liberty and property without fair treatment through due process.


14th granted this for African Americans


200

The first ten amendments are known as...

The Bill of Rights- Outlines citizens rights!

200

Why is the Constitution called a "living document?"

It can be changed!


by the amendment process!

200

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of citizenship?

enforcing laws, paying taxes, voting, serving on jury


Enforcing laws

300

What is an excuse for getting out of jury duty?

Full time college student, Over 70 years of age, Caretaker of a child under 4.

300

Read and decide whether the action below is fair or a violation of due process.

Lewis gets arrested for driving without a license. He says that it was an emergency and really needed to get to the hospital. The police tell him that doesn’t matter. Lewis asks to talk to a lawyer and the police allows him to do so.

Fair!

300

The 15th amendment gave voting rights to who?

African American men

300



Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and Due Process are granted in the Bill of Rights.


True or False?




True!

300

The 24th amendment banned _______?

Poll Taxes- paying extra for the ability to vote.

400



Vote, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, right to a fair trial are all example of __________. (rights or responsibilities)




Rights!

400

Read and decide whether the action below is fair or a violation of due process.

Juanita is arrested and charged with shoplifting. She goes to trial and is found innocent. A few

months later, the police find absolute proof that she shoplifted from the store. She was tried for the same crime twice.

Violation

400

The 19th amendment gave voting rights to who?

Women!

400

What document came before the Constitution and created a "weak" national government?

Articles of Confederation

400

The 26th amendment __________.

Lowered the voting age to 18.

500

Name a responsibility of a citizen required by law

Paying taxes, following laws, serving on juries, selective service

500

Read and decide whether the action below is fair or a violation of due process.

In a local shop, a shopkeeper sees that Sam is wearing a great watch- the kind he sells in his store for $100. He calls the police, who take the watch from Sam and send him to jail. The court tells him that he has the right to not testify against himself.

Fair

500

How does an amendment get made?

2/3 vote by Congress, then 3/4 ratification by the states!

500

Why was the the Constitution made?

To create a stronger government and rights for the people!

500

Susan Taylor was accused of bank robbery.  She went to trial and was found guilty.  Her lawyer told her she could not speak in the courtroom to defend herself

Did this person experience due process of law? 

NO! You have the right to defend yourself!

M
e
n
u