Vocabulary
The Bill of Rights
Democratic Responsibilities
Civic Values
Miscellaneous
100

A group of citizens who are chosen to decide the outcome of a trial are called THIS.

What is a JURY?

100

This document was added to the U.S. Constitution in 1789.  It listed the basic rights and freedoms that the government could not take away from American Citizens.  

What is the Bill of Rights?

100
Voting and participating in peaceful protests are ways that people can ________________ in their government.  

What is PARTICIPATE?

100

Justice, staying informed, patriotism, and civility are all examples of these.

What are CIVIC VALUES?

100

This is the name for a change to the Constitution.

What is an AMENDMENT?
200

Noncriminal court cases are known as THIS.

What are CIVIL trials?

200

This amendment protects people who criticize the government. 

What is the FIRST amendment?

200

These are needed to make sure people's rights are protected.

What are laws (or a system of laws)?

200

People in this kind of group work together to change one type of policy.  

What is an INTEREST GROUP?
200

In order for the Constitution to become the official law of the land, it had to be ratified (or made official) by this many of the 13 colonies. 

What are NINE (9)?

300

The Sierra Club works to protect the environment.  It is an example of THIS.

What is an INTEREST GROUP?

300

This amendment protects people against unreasonable search and seizure (of property).  

What is the FOURTH amendment?

300

Education, participation, and working together (collaboration) are all examples of these.

What are democratic responsibilities?

300

Fairness is another word for this civic value.

What is JUSTICE?

300

This amendment protects citizens against double jeopardy, and says that the government cannot force people to be witnesses against themselves.

What is the FIFTH (5) amendment?

400
Democrats and Republicans are the two major THESE of the United States.

What are POLITICAL PARTIES?

400

The right to bear arms (own a gun) is protected in this amendment.

What is the SECOND (2) amendment?

400

These do the following:

1. protect us from other people

2. protect us from hurting ourselves

3. prevent businesses from hurting us

What are LAWS?

400

Celebrating national holidays, reciting the "Pledge of Allegiance," and thanking veterans for their service are all examples of this civic value.

What is PATRIOTISM?

400

This amendment states that people cannot be forced to pay a fine or bail that is unfair, and that they must receive a fair punishment for their crimes.  

What is the EIGHTH (8) amendment?

500
In order for a trial to be fair, the court cannot have THIS--a negative opinion not based on facts, towards the accused person.  

What is PREJUDICE?

500

This amendment protects those who have been accused of a crime and grants them the right to a fair and speedy trial. 

What is the SIXTH (6) amendment?

500

This is a professional organization in which groups of workers work together to protect their rights. Sometimes these groups protest to get what they want.

What are UNIONS?

500

Being polite, acknowledging other people, and apologizing for mistakes are some ways to demonstrate THIS civic value. 

What is CIVILITY?

500

This amendment says that the government cannot force soldiers into their homes.  

What is the THIRD (3) amendment?

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