First Amendment
What amendment is about the Freedom of Expression?
The first amendment.
What amendment gives the right to bear arms?
The second amendment.
What amendment is when there’s no quartering troops?
The third amendment.
What amendment protects people from unreasonable search and seizure?
The fourth amendment.
What is it called if you went on trial and the jury decides “not guilty” and later on the government tries to put you on trial again with another jury?
Double jeopardy
What is the first amendment?
The first amendment is about the Freedom of Expression.
What is the second amendment?
The second amendment is the right to bear arms.
What is the third amendment?
The third amendment is no quartering of troops.
What is the fourth amendment about?
The fourth amendment is no illegal search and seizure.
Name 2 key legal rights of the fifth amendment?
5 key legal rights of the fifth amendment (just 2 keys for answer):
Can't be put on trial for any serious crime without a grand jury meeting first to decide whether there's even enough evidence
If jury decides "not guilty" the government can't put you on trial again with another jury (called double jeopardy)
You don't have to say anything at your trial (if saying something that makes you sound guilty called self-incrimination)
Can't be put in jail or fined unless all rules & procedures were followed correctly (called due process of law)
Government can't permanently take your property or belongings unless the government pays for it
What does the first amendment include?
It includes the freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition.
What does it mean in the second amendment when it says the right to bear arms?
It means you can own a gun in the U.S. but there are restrictions.
What does the third amendment mean?
The third amendment means that you cannot be forced to house soldiers.
What does the fourth amendment mean?
The fourth amendment means that the police needs a warrant before arresting someone or searching someone's home.
What is it called if you say something that makes you sound guilty?
Self-incrimination