Intro to Econ
Bill of Rights

Other Amendments & Laws
Vocab
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Random
100

Most people earn money by doing this in exchange for a paycheck.

Working

100

Right to Protest/Free Speech

1st Amendment

100

How old do you have to be to vote in the U.S.?

18

100

This word means "to change"

Amend

100

What's the most popular cereal in the U.S.?

Cheerios

200

When prices go up and your money buys less than it used to, this is happening.

Inflation

200

Right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure 

4th Amendment

100 Bonus: What does an officer need in order to search your house?

200

In order to vote, what can't you make people do?

Make them pay a tax or take a reading test

200 Bonus: Why is this in there? Who was being targeted with these?

200

This is a system of laws 

Constitution

100 Bonus: When we write about ours, there is something we have to do. What is it?

200

What does the phrase "cat got your tongue" mean?

You can't get your words out right (tongue-tied)

300

If everyone suddenly wants the same item and there are only a certain number of that item (like concert tickets or a new phone), the price usually does this.

Increases

100 Bonus: What is it called when a lot of people want something?

300

Right to remain silent 

5th Amendment

100 Bonus: What's the phrase (especially in movies and shows) that people often use when they invoke this right?

300

Birthright Citizenship

14th Amendment

200 Bonus: What is the name of the American whose case made it to the Supreme Court, which clearly explained who this applies to?

300

This means when each side gives up something in order to get something. 

Compromise

100 Bonus: Give an example about how someone in your group has made a compromise recently.

300

What is unique about Oregon's flag?

It is the only U.S. state flag that is two-sided (different images on each side)

200 Bonus: How many countries have a two-sided flag?

500 Bonus: Who?

400

If the government spends more money than it collects in taxes, the result is this.

Budget Deficit

Bonus: When was the last time the U.S. had a balanced budget? 

400

Right to an attorney and speedy trial

6th Amendment

400

Gave women the right to vote

19th Amendment

400

Freedoms and protections that the government is supposed to respect and protect.

Rights

400

Roughly how many taste buds do you have?

8,000

500

When you choose to buy one thing, you give up the chance to buy something else. Economists call what you gave up this.

Opportunity Cost

100 Bonus: Give an example of what someone in your group had to give up the opportunity to buy recently  so they could buy something else.

500

No cruel and unusual punishment

8th Amendment

500

Restricted presidents to serving a max of 2 terms

22nd Amendment

500

The idea that a government gets its power from the people, and that people agree to be ruled.

Consent of the Governed

(Power of the People)

500

What percentage of all living things are aquatic?

94%

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