Federalists and Anti-Federalists
Articles
Amendments
Amendments Pt. 2
Scenarios and Legal Questions
100

Who wanted the Bill of Rights to be put in the Constitution? 

A. Federalists

B. Anti-Federalists

B. Anti-Federalists
100

The first three articles of the Constitution lay out what?

A. The amendment process

B. The three branches

C. The supremacy clause

D. The Judicial Branch

B. The three branches

100

The second amendment is the right of people to bear _______.

Arms

100

Freedom of Petition means that the government cannot stop you from signing or creating a what?

Petition

100

Aubree wears a T-shirt that says "End the War" during a school day. The shirt doesn’t contain any offensive language or images, but Mr. Stemple tells the student to change it because it’s “too political.”

Is wearing the political shirt protected or not protected under the 1st amendment?

Protected

200

Who wrote the majority of the Federalists Papers?

A. John Jay

B. James Madison

C. Thomas Jefferson

D. Alexander Hamilton

D. Alexander Hamilton

200

What are the three branches of the US government, laid out in the Constitution? (Hint: J, E, L )

Judicial, Executive, Legislative

200

The first amendment freedom of ___________ gives the ability of people to publish, or post anything, as long as it is not defamatory. 

Freedom of Press

200

The second amendment means that once you turn 18 you can buy any firearm you would like, without any restrictions.

True or False

False, there are some restrictions. For example, you must be 21 to purchase a handgun.

200

Mr. Stemple takes Jea's phone without permission and searches through her text messages and pictures because they suspect she might have been cheating?

Is this protected under the 4th amendment for Mr. Stemple to do this?

No. Phones have lots of private information on them and a warrant would be needed to go through a phone in detail.

300

The Federalists wanted strong state governments with protections against federal government overreach.

A. True

B. False

B. False

300

This is the word for an official change to the U.S. Constitution.

An Amendment

300

RAPPS stands for what 5 freedoms of the first amendment?

Religion

Assembly

Press

Petition

Speech

300

The fourth amendment gives the government the right to search anyone as long as they think you did it.

True or False

False, they need "probable cause."

300

A police officer notices during a traffic stop that an individual has a mason jar full of weed in plain few in the back seat, so he searches the whole car without asking for consent. Can he do this constitutionally?

Yes, because of the plain view doctrine it allows him to search the car without consent or a warrant.

400

Why was the Bill of Rights put into the Constitution?

A. To make sure people of all races and sexes had the same rights from day 1.

B. To protect British soldiers from abuse from the American government.

C. To protect people from the Federal government's power, guaranteeing individual liberties.

D. It  was never added and we still have no rights.

C. To protect people from the Federal government's power, guaranteeing individual liberties.

400

The Supremacy clause states that the _______________ trumps state laws.

Constitution

400

This amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures.

4th Amendment.

400

The first amendment right to free speech does not cover criticizing the government or any high ranking officials.

True or False 

False, you are free to criticize whoever you would like, including but not limited to government officials.

400

What is generally needed for the police to search someone's property?

A Warrant

500

Why did the U.S. Government want a new governing document when they met in 1789?

A. The previous document, the Articles of Confederation was weak and didn't let the fed tax the people.

B. The previous document, the Articles of Confederation were too strong so they wanted a document that weakened the fed gov't.

C. The previous document, the Articles of Confederation was very close to being a good document it just needed some tweaking.

D. They didn't need a new document and we don't have the constitution.

A. The previous document, the Articles of Confederation was weak and didn't let the fed tax the people.

500

What kind of rights can you not take to another state if you travel there?

Political rights (Serving on a Jury, voting, etc)

500

The third amendment protects citizens from what?

Having the government house soldiers in their homes without their consent.

500

You can sue someone for _____________ when someone hurts someone's reputation or image by lying.

Defamation, Defamatory, Defame.

500

What is the legal term for what is needed for a warrant to be issued? "____________ cause"

probable

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