Vocabulary 1
Adding or taking away citizen and government rights depending on the approval of Congress.
What are amendments?
What is seizure?
Prohibits government from forcing citizens to quarter (shelter) soldiers in their homes.
What is the Third Amendment?
gather together for a specific purpose
What is the freedom to assemble?
The action our three branches of government take when reviewing the each ones work progress.
What is the checks and balances?
Top of the Earth, Botton of Earth. (2 Answers)
What are the Arctic and Southern Oceans?
formal requests, appeal
What is petition?
I have to stay in jail awaiting trial bacause the fee was too high.
What is bail?
A cop pulls you over and asks you questions. You do not want to accidentally say something that could be taken in the wrong way, so you remain silent.
What is the Fifth Amendment?
The Declaration of Independence was written to appeal to Britain to allow representatives from the Colonies to have a say in law making.
What is the right to petition?
What is Limiting Powers?
2+ mile high Ice Sheet and Kangaroos. (2 Answers)
What is Australia and Antarctica?
framework, system of laws, rulebook
What is the constitution?
Phillip had permits out on him due to multiple incidents of drunk driving.
What are warrants?
One amendment says that Americans have additional rights that are not listed in the Constitution, and the other states the powers not given by the federal government by the Constitution belong to the states or to the people. (2 Answers)
What are the Ten and Ninth Amendment?
The right to saying things as long as it is not hateful.
What is the freedom of speech?
Federal government has more power than the states.
What is a Federalism?
Another name for 2 continents that are connected to each other. (Combine these two names)
What is Eurasia?
to set up, created, founded
What is established?
Possession of firearms.
What is bear?
American accused of a crime are guarenteed the rights to a speedy, public trial and an impartial jury.
What is the 6th Amendment?
All citizens in the USA have this right to worship where and to whom they choose.
What is the freedom of religion?
Foundational principles of the US constitution giving the citizens the source of political power.
What is popular soveriegnty?
The ocean connected to the East Coast of the United States.
What is the Atlantic Ocean?
the first ten amendment to the US Constitution
What is the Bill of Rights?
give evidence, speak under oath, tell the truth
What is testify?
What is the Fourth Amendment?
News articles and journalists have this right to accurately cover stories without fear of government interferece.
What is the freedom of the press?
The First Amendment gives rights to the citizens.
What are individual right?
Both of these continents were named after Amerigo Vespucci. (2 Answers)
What is the North and South America?
gather, meet, came together
What is assemble?
I was released from jail after I paid my penalities.
What are fines?
Prohibits cruel and unusual punishments.
What is the Eighth Amendment?
Protesting outside the mayors office while yelling swear words. (2 Answers)
What is Freedom of Speech and Freedom to Assemble?
Dividing the government into 3 branches helped to make sure no one branch was greater than the other.
What is Separation of Powers?
Hawaii is located here.
What is the Pacific Ocean?
representatives, spokes person, agents
What are delegates?
citizen-related, public, non-criminal
What is civil?
One amendment gives citizen the right to freedom speech, and the other amendment give citizens the right to bear arms. (2 answers)
What is the First and Second Amendment?
Freedom of Speech, Religion, Assemble, Petition, the Press....
What is the First Amendment?
Supreme Court
What is Judicial Review?
The smallest ocean on Earth.
What is the Indian Ocean?