Three Branches
Bill of Rights
Vocabulary
Real-Life Scenarios
Challenge Round
100

We write the bills that become laws.

Legislative Branch

100

The first 10 amendments to the Constitution are know as? 

The Bill of Rights

100

A change or addition to the Constitution

Amendment

100

A student peacefully shares their opinion about school rules. What right is this?

Freedom of Speech/1st Amendment

100

Feared a strong central government.

Anti-Federalist 

200

We make sure the laws are carried out and enforced.

Executive Branch

200

Which amendment protects your right to assemble peacefully?

1st Amendment

200

Basic rights and freedoms guaranteed to people

Civil Liberties

200

Someone chooses to attend church, temple, or not practice any religion at all.

Freedom of Religion/1st Amendment

200

Thought the Constitution was enough to protect citizens’ rights

Federalist

300

We hear cases about the laws and decide what the laws mean.

Judicial Branch

300

Which amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures?

4th Amendment

300

The idea that the government must act fairly and follow laws when dealing with people

Due Process

300

The Supreme Court declares a law unconstitutional.

Judicial Review

300

Thought the Constitution needed a list of protected rights

Anti-Federalist

400

Which branch has the power to declares war?

Legislative

400

Right to keep and bear arms. Which Amendment is this?

2nd Amendment

400

A strong reason based on evidence that a crime has been committed

Probable Cause

400

A judge uses an earlier court decision to guide their ruling.

Precedent

400

Believed people had rights that should be protected.

Both, Federalist & Anti-Federalist

500

What system ensures each branch can limit the power of the others?

Checks and Balances

500

No cruel and unusual punishments. Which Amendment is this?

8th Amendment

500

A legal document that allows police to search a place

search warrent

500

A person who is accused of a crime and receives protections like a lawyer and a trial. 

6th Amendment

500

Agreed to the Bill of Rights as a compromise.

Federalist & Anti-Federalist

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