Rights & Responsibilities
The Constitution & Bill of Rights
Amendment Process
Misc 1
Misc. 2
100
serving as a member of a jury

What is a mandatory responsibility?

100

Preamble, Articles, Admendments

What are the three sections of the Constitution?

100

the point where an amendment becomes part of the Constitution

What is when 3/4 of the states ratify it?

100

Right or responsibility?

Telling the truth on the witness stand.

What is a responsibility?

100

the first 10 amendments

What is the Bill of Rights?

200

Stay informed about current events

vote

participate in your local community

obey the law

What are responsibilities?

200

To allow the Constitution to be changed throughout history

What is the purpose of the amendments?

200

amendments to the U.S. Constitution must be ratified, or approved, by.......

What is 3/4 of the state constitutional conventions?

200
right or responsibility


...obeying your parents and the rules they establish

What is a responsibility?
200

One does not belong:

driving a car

individual rights

going to college

certain privileges 

What is individual rights?

Individual rights cannot be taken away. All the others are privileges (special rights not in the Constitution) that can be taken away? 

The Bill of Rights does not guarantee your right to drive or go to college.

300

One of these does not belong:

-people have the right to a speedy trial

-people have the right to bear arms

-people have the right to practice their own religion

-people have the right to be tried without an attorney

What is "people have a right to be tried without an attorney"?

This is not a right. People have the RIGHT to an attorney.

300

A police officer gets permission from a judge to search a home

What is an example of due process?

300

Black men gained the right to vote.

What is the 15th Amendment?

300

Name 3 rights and why they are important.

1. freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, petition (RAPPS)

2. bear arms           3. quartering of solidiers

4. arrests/searches (warrant)   5. remain silent

6. speedy trail    7. trail by jury  8. cruel/unusual punishment   9. other rights   10. goes to states/people

300

Make this statement true:

A right is earned.

What is a right is guaranteed by law?

400

One of these don't belong:

getting a driver's license, running for political office, paying income taxes

Which one? Why?

What is paying income taxes?

Paying income taxes is a responsibility. The other two are PRIVILEGES.

A privilege is a special right (not in the Bill of Rights...basic rights) advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group of people. 

400

This is guaranteed and protected by the U.S. Constitution Bill of Rights; give 3 examples

What is a right?

1. freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, petition (RAPPS)

2. bear arms           3. quartering of solidiers

4. arrests/searches (warrant)   5. remain silent

6. speedy trail    7. trail by jury  8. cruel/unusual punishment   9. other rights   10. goes to states/people

400
Polling taxes did what?

What is kept many African American men from voting?

400

Reasons original writers of the Constitution wanted to give future generations the ability to AMEND/CHANGE the Constitution and made it hard to change.

*amendments ...changes we added after the Constitution.

What is 

-they knew new ideas would need to be included in the future?

-only good/popular ideas of the majority would pass?


made change difficult

400

title these:

-taking a field trip

-checking out library books

-having a bike

What are privileges?

500

One doesn't belong: 

voting, freedom of speech, right to bear arms

Which one? Why?

What is voting?

What is it's a responsibility?

500

meaning of due process

What is a person's right cannot be taken away without a fair trial and equal protection?

500

Gave women the right to vote in elections.

What is the 19th amendment?

500

List these in order:

A. An idea is introduced in one house of the legislative branch. 

B. This house discusses, debates, and creates an amendment.

C. Both houses must agree on the same wording of the amendment and two-thirds (2/3)  of the Congressmen must approve it.

D. 3/4)of all the states must approve the amendment before it can be added to the U.S. Constitution. 

E.They send the approved idea to the second house in the legislature. 



What is A, B, E, C, D.

500
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