Terms
The Bill of Rights
Which Amendment?
The Bill of Rights Redux
Potpourri
100

Directly encouraging a law maker to support an issue or proposed law is known as what?

Lobbying

100

Right to bear arms

2nd amendment

100

Gave 18 year olds the right to vote

26th Amendment

100

Right to assemble peaceably

1st Amendment

100

This is a payment made in order to vote

Poll tax

200

A proposed law that is voted on by citizens is known as what?

referendum

200

Right to a Speedy Trial

6th Amendment

200

Gave African-Americans the Right to Vote

15th Amendment

200

You have more rights than what is listed in the Bill of Rights

9th Amendment

200

A person who works to convince a lawmaker to vote for a particular issue by going to rallies and encouraging others to write letters.

Grassroots lobbyist

300

A petition created to support a new law is known as what?

an initiative

300

No Cruel and Unusual Punishment

8th Amendment

300

Gave women the Right to vote

19th Amendment

300

Right to an Attorney

6th Amendment

300

A relationship between Congress, the Bureaucracy and special interests that has grown since World War II and putt more and more money into politics.

The Iron Triangle

400

A method by which voters can remove a politician, like a mayor, from office is called what?

recall

400

Right against Double Jeopardy

5th Amendment

400

Ended Slavery

13th Amendment

400

The government cannot take property without just compensation.

5th Amendment

400

This 2010 court case has allowed more money than ever to be put into political campaigns.

Citizen's United vs Federal Election Board

500

What was the voting age before it became 18?

21

500

No Unreasonable Searches or Seizures

4th Amendment

500

Got rid of poll taxes

24th Amendment

500

No quartering of troops

3rd Amendment

500

A decision made by an appellate court sets one of these that all lower courts must follow.

a precedent

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