Bill of Rights
6 Key Concepts
Compromises and Clauses
Federal, State, or Local Government
Branches of Government
100

This amendment permits Americans to own and carry guns. 

2nd Amendment

100

The people have the power.

Popular Sovereignty

100

Which compromise allowed states to count 3 out of every 5 enslaved people as part of their population?

3/5 Compromise 

100

President of the United States

Federal

100

Who Make Laws

Legislative Branch

200

This amendment gives Americans the freedom to assemble. 

1st Amendment

200

The Federal and State governments share power.

Federalism

200

True or False:

12 out of the first 16 presidents were southern slave owners.

True

200

Mayor of Moberly

Local

200

Who Interprets Laws

Judicial Branch

300

This amendment gives Americans the right to remain silent. 

5th Amendment

300

A governments power is restricted by laws in order to protect individual rights and liberties.

Limited Government

300

True or False:The 3/5 Compromise increased the norths representation in Congress?

False

300

Governor of Missouri

State

300

Who Enforces Laws

Executive Branch

400

This amendment assures Americans there will be no cruel and unusual punishment. 

8th Amendment

400

The government is divided into branches.

Separation of Powers

400

What clause states that no law can be passed to ban the slaved trade until 1808?

Slave Trade Clause

400

Supreme Court of the United States

Federal

400

Which Branch can veto laws made by Congress?

Executive Branch

500

This amendment ensures American citizens will have a speedy trial.

6th Amendment

500

Each branch can "check" or limit the power of the other branches. 

Checks and Balances

500

Which clause enforced the law that all freedom seekers must be returned to their enslavers. 

Fugitive Slave Clause

500

Randolph county judges

Local

500

Which branch can overturn executive orders?

Judicial Branch

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