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This is where you can see the Bill of Rights in person. 

National Archives

100

This amendment was inspired by the basic idea that people have the right to defend themselves against tyranny. 

2nd Amendment

100

According to the Fourth Amendment, searching and seizing would require this...

warrant

100

This amendment guarantees universal male suffrage. 

15th Amendment 

100

Bill of Rights....I am your father. 

James Madison

100

In the case Plessy v. Ferguson, Homer Plessy was fighting against segregation in this place. 

train cars

200

This future president felt that there should be a wall separating church and state. 


Thomas Jefferson

200

This amendment was inspired by the Quartering Acts passed by Parliament.

3rd Amendment

200

Once you have been found not guilty, you cannot be charged again for the same crime. Give the right protected and the amendment. 

Two answers here...

No Double Jeopardy / 5th Amendment

200

This amendment allowed for the abolition of slavery. 

13th Amendment

200

The Bill of Rights has ten of these. 



amendments

200

This was the students form of protest in Tinker v. Des Moines (1965).

They wore black arm bands. 

300

The Bill of Rights was ratified in this year.

1791

300

This amendment would protect you from not having your fingernails ripped off with pliers for stealing a candy bar. 

8th Amendment

300

This amendment protects that rights not listed in the Constitution, nor denied to the people by the Constitution, are retained by the people. 

9th Amendment

300

This amendment guarantees equal protection under the law.

14th Amendment

300

This group would not sign off on the Constitution unless they got a Bill of Rights. 

Anti-Federalists

300

He was the slave who sued for his freedom in the famous 1857 case. 

Dred Scott

400

The "due process of law" amendment 

5th Amendment 

400

This amendment ensures that OJ Simpson could not be forced to testify against himself at his trial.

5th Amendment

400

This amendment gives people the right to sue others for damages in court. 

7th Amendment 

400

Passed in 1920, this amendment guaranteed universal suffrage. 

19th Amendment

400

According to Article V of the Constitution, in order for an amendment to be proposed to the Constitution, it has to be passed by a ____ vote from Congress, or state legislatures. In order for it to be ratified, it must be passed by ____ of the state legislatures, or state nominating conventions.

2/3, 3/4

400

Dred Scott lost his case in the Supreme Court, because the Court ruled he could not petition for his freedom because, in the eyes of the Court, he was considered this...

the property of his master

500

The literal meaning "to produce the body". This ensures that everyone will get their day in court. 

habeas corpus 

500

The term for when the government takes private property for the public good is known as...This amendment guarantees that the property owner is fairly compensated. 

Two answers here...

eminent domain / 5th Amendment

500

This amendment protects that powers not denied to the states by the Constitution, are reserved to the states. 

10th Amendment

500

This amendment gave 18 year old people the right to vote. 

26th Amendment

500
James Madison was heavily influenced by this Document when he wrote the Bill of Rights.

Virginia Declaration of Rights

500

In New Jersey v. TLO, the Court ruled that public school officials only need this to search a student and their belongings.

reasonable suspicion

500

In Plessy v. Ferguson (1896), the Court denied Homer Plessy's claim that the segregated train cars were a violation of the 14th Amendment. They ruled the segregated train cars were constitutional as long as they were....

"separate but equal"

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