First Political Parties
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First Amendment
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100
What were the first two political parties in the United States?

Federalist and Anti-Federalist

100

What does an officer need to legally search someone or their property?

a warrant

100

This freedom allows groups to gather in protest?

Assembly

100

The right not to shelter soldiers in your home.

3rd amendment

100

What is a militia?

a military force created by the people

200

Which political party lived in rural areas?

Anti-Federalist

200

What is it is called when someone is to be kept in jail?

in custody
200

This freedom allows people to publish information in newspapers, radio, magazines, etc.

Press

200

You are innocent until proven guilty?

5th Amendment

200

How many amendments are in the Bill of Rights?

10

300

What did the Federalists support? This is also known as the "Supreme Law of the Land"

the Constitution

300

What does an officer need in order to get a warrant from a judge?

probable cause

300

What are the 5 freedoms in the first amendment?

Religion

Assembly

Press

Petition

Speech

300

You have the right to a fair and speedy trial is what amendment?

6th Amendment

300

What is an impartial jury?

a group of people who do not have any prejudice towards you as a defendant and will render a verdict based on the evidence in the case

400

Which political party wanted individual freedoms to be protected in the Constitution?

Anti-Federalist

400

What is due process?

a set of rules that must be followed when police are enforcing the laws

400

What is the definition of libel?

print false facts to damage someones reputation

400

protection against excessive bail and fines

8th Amendment

400

What two parts make up the 2nd amendment?

The right to bear arms

The right to form a militia

500

What are 2 famous Federalists?

James Madison

John Adams

Alexander Hamilton

500

What are the 4 protections we have under the 5th amendment?

Miranda Rights

Due Process

Double Jeopardy

Self-Incrimination

500

What is the Establishment Clause?

The government can not create a national religion for everyone to follow.

500

What does the 10th Amendment state?

any power (law/rights) not provided by the national government is given to the states

500

The 7th amendment allows a person to sue for at least $20 in what type of trial?

civil trial