Amendment Process
Bill of Rights I
Freedom of Religion
Bill of Rights II
Misc.
100
The only way to change the constitution 
WHAT IS... Amendment
100

This amendment gives people the right to speak their minds

WHAT IS... 1st

100

This amendment protects citizens' freedom of religion

WHAT IS... 1st

100

This amendment protects from cruel and unusual punishment

WHAT IS... 8th

100

Rights that you are born with that the government cannot take away

WHAT IS... Unalienable Rights

200

2/3 of states conventions or 2/3 of each house of congress have to agree in order to

WHAT IS... Propose an amendment

200

This amendment gives people the right to bear arms

WHAT IS... 2nd

200

The free exercise clause in the 1st Amendment says that citizens are free to 

WHAT IS... Practice whatever religion they want

200

This amendment protects our right for due process of law it ensures that you cannot self-incriminate, and that you cannot be charged for the same crime twice which is known as double jeopardy. 

WHAT IS... 5th

200

The idea that even those is power or government must still abide by the law

WHAT IS... Limited Government

300

What ratio of states legislators or states conventions have to approve in order for an amendment to be ratified?

WHAT IS... 3/4

300

This amendment gives the right to a speedy and public trial

WHAT IS... 6th

300

What prevents the national government from being able to establish a national church?

WHAT IS... The Establishment Clause

300

This amendment says that you can't be forced to house soldiers during war time.

WHAT IS... 3rd

300

The idea that people's rights cannot be infringed upon by the government (two possible answers)

WHAT IS... Individual Rights or Rule of Law

400

Which amendment is the only amendment to have repealed another?

WHAT IS... The 21st Amendment

400

This amendment ensures that people have a trial by jury for civil cases

WHAT IS... 7th

400

The founding fathers wanted religious freedom because of their experience with the Anglican Church in 

WHAT IS... England

400

This amendment protects against unreasonable searches or seizures.

WHAT IS... 4th

400

All of the following characteristics are considered Principles reflected in which two documents (you have to get both correct to get the points)

  • Belief in individual rights

  • “All men are created equal”

  • Protection of minority rights

  • A nation of laws, not of men

  • Authority is derived from the consent of the governed

  • The national government has power over decisions that affect the nation as a whole; the states make other decisions that address each state’s problems, situations, and issues

WHAT IS... The Declaration of Independence and Constitution

500

How many amendments have been proposed by congress and ratified by state conventions (instead of being ratified by state legislatures)

WHAT IS.... 1 (The 21st amendment)

500

This amendment states that people's rights are protected even if they're not specifically listed in the constitution

WHAT IS... 9th

500

*DOUBLE JEOPARDY*

What statement never actually appears in the constitution?


WHAT IS...  "Separation of Church and State"

500

This amendment says that powers not given to the national government by the constitution are reserved for the states and the people

WHAT IS... 10th

500

*TRIPLE JEOPARDY*

The Espionage Act states that freedom of speech in only okay if (answers may vary)

WHAT IS.. No lives are endangered by your freedom of speech

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