Law Process
Preamble Vocab
Bill of Rights 1
Bill of Rights 2
100

A proposal for a law is called this.

Bill

100

This is another word for home.

Domestic

100

This bill of right protects our freedom of speech, religion, press, protest. 

1st Amendment

100

This bill of right allows people to own guns. 

2nd amendment

200
The place where a bill is discussed and voted on.

Floor

200

This is another word for calm.

Tranquility.

200

This bill protects people from unfair and slow trials. 

6th Amendment

200

This bill of right protects people from cruel and unusual punishment.

8th amendment

300

The place where a bill is researched and changed.

Committee

300

This is another word for well-being. 

Welfare

300

This bill of right protects people from housing soldiers. 

3rd amendment

300

This bill of right protects you from being you're own witness when charged with a crime. (You have the right to remain silent). If the government takes your stuff they have to pay you!

5th amendment

400
A bill can be introduced here.

House/Senate

400
This is another word for future generations. 

Posterity

400

This amendment says that any rights not listed in the constitution are given to the people. 

9th Amendment

400

This bill of right protects you from unreasonable search and seizure.

4th amendment

500
These are the steps for how a bill becomes a law.

Idea, floor, house committee, house floor, senate committee, senate floor, conference committee, president, sent back to senate if vetoed. 

500

Write the entire preamble. 

We the people, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this constitution of the United States of America. 

500

This amendment says that any rights not listed in the constitution are left to the states. 

10th amendment

500

This bill of right makes sure that your guilt or innocence is decided by a jury. 

7th amendment

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