Americans had just fought to protect their rights against the _____________.
What is the British?
100
This allows you to express your opinions and beliefs.
What is freedom of speech?
100
This is another word for weapons.
What is arms?
100
Because of the fifth amendment, you do not have to do this against yourself.
What is witness or testify?
100
Which amendment deals with federalism which says that if certain powers are not listed in the Constitution as powers of the federal government, the powers belong to the state instead?
What is the tenth amendment?
200
In order to get the votes they needed for the Constitution, supporters of the Constitution agreed to add this.
What is a Bill of Rights?
200
This allows you to choose your religious beliefs and practices.
What is freedom of religion?
200
The second amendment probably has something to do with the Battle of Lexington and Concord. How so?
What is the British army marched to Lexington and Concord to confiscate weapons and ammunition?
200
You cannot be put on trial twice for the same crime. The fifth amendment protects you from _______ _______.
What is double jeopardy?
200
The death penalty would be cruel and unusual punishment for stealing a loaf of bread. Amendment number _______ protects us from this.
What is amendment number 8?
300
This is the term used for a change to the Constitution.
What is an amendment?
300
This allows newspapers and other agencies to report news and express opinions.
What is freedom of the press?
300
There are citizens who are concerned about violent crimes, accidental shootings, and other events involving fire arms. Many of these citizens are proposing that the _____________ amendment be repealed.
What is second?
300
This group of citizens decides the outcome of a trial.
What is the jury?
300
Citizens felt they needed this amendment because they remembered what the Quartering Act was like.
What is the Third Amendment?
400
This man sorted through all the proposed ideas for amendments, and decided on the ten first amendments.
What is James Madison?
400
This allows people to gather in groups.
What is freedom of assembly?
400
This means taking away property by force.
What is seizure?
400
The sixth amendment states that this must be speedy and public.
What is a trial?
400
This amendment states that we have many rights that are not listed in the Constitution.
What is Ninth Amendment?
500
This term refers to the approval by voting.
What is ratification?
500
This allows people to ask the government to correct injustices.
What is freedom of petition?
500
In most cases, police must have this before they are able to search you or your property.
What is a search warrant?
500
If a defendant cannot afford one of these, one will be provided for them by the government.
What is a lawyer?
500
If certain powers are not listed in the Constitution as powers of the federal government, this is who has the power.