I Amendment
This clause prevents the government from creating an official religion.
Establishment Clause
This amendment allows citizens to own these for protection
Firearms / Guns
This amendment was made due to British soldiers being housed in people’s homes during which time period?
The American Revolution / Colonial era
This document is usually required for a legal search
A Warrant
This famous phrase means you refuse to testify against yourself
"I plead the fifth"
The right to express ideas and opinions without censorship
Freedom of Speech
The Supreme Court has ruled that firearm ownership is tied to this concept of self-defense
Individual right to self-defense
Soldiers cannot be housed in private homes during times of peace, also known as..
Peacetime
The amendment protects against searches described as...
Unreasonable
The amendment guarantees this type of process before the government can take life, liberty, or property
Due Process
This freedom protects your ability to gather together peacefully
Freedom of Assembly
A "well-regulated" one of these is referenced in the amendment
Militia
In wartime, quartering requires this action from Congress
A law / Act of Congress
Police need this legal standard to get a warrant
Probable Cause
The government must offer compensation if it takes your property due to this clause
Takings Clause / Just compensation
Sending letters to the government asking for change is an example of this First Amendment freedom
Right to Petition
This type of government list or database of gun owners is often debated in relation to the Second Amendment
Gun Registry
True or False: The Supreme Court has ruled on many major cases involving the Third Amendment.
False
Items taken by police in violation of the Fourth Amendment cannot be used in court due to this rule
Exclusionary Rule
This panel of citizens decides if there’s enough evidence to charge someone with a serious crime
Grand Jury
This phrase describes the First Amendment’s protection from government interference with religious
Free Exercise Clause
This 2008 Supreme Court case affirmed an individual’s right to possess firearms
District of Columbia v. Heller
This act, passed by the British government, helped inspire the Third Amendment
The Quartering Act
This court case established the “stop and frisk” rule based on reasonable suspicion
Terry v. Ohio
Being tried twice for the same crime is called this—and it’s forbidden
Double Jeopardy