Vocabulary
Lesson 3
Lesson 3
Lesson 3
100

Vocabulary:

duties, things you are obligated to do

responsibility

100

Why were there so many arguments about the best way to form a new government?

The Federalists believed that the Constitution would unite the states and maintain order in the nation.

100

Name the Amendment

All rights not provided to the federal government to be left for the states and the people

Tenth Amendment

100

What are the 2 ways to propose an amendment to the Constitution?


The support of two-thirds of Congress 

If two-thirds of state legislatures call for a national convention 



200

Vocabulary

an addition to the constitution

amendments

200

Which 2 states in particular, were the Federalists worried, that could prevent the Constitution from being enforced?

New York & Virginia

200

Name the Amendment

The right "to keep and bear arms", the states can maintain militias, and the government can pass laws to control but not prevent use of firearms

Second Amendment

200

What is another name for the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments?

Civil War Amendments

300

Vocabulary

a group of citizens that decide the outcome of a court case

jury

300

Name the document that set limits on the U.S government and protects the basic rights of all U.S Citizens.

Bill of Rights

300

Name the Amendment

Rights of Americans extend beyond what is recorded in the Constitution

Ninth Amendment

300

How can citizens  participate in politics?

Vote, sign petitions

400

Vocabulary

the news media, including newspapers and magazines, websites, and TV and radio

press

400

Which amendment was added because during the Revolutionary War, the British had forced colonists to house British soldiers.

Third Amendment

400

Name the Amendment

Makes it unconstitutional to house soldiers

Third Amendment

500

Name the Amendment

Protects 5 Freedoms: Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition

First Amendment

500

Name the Amendment

Guarantee the right to "Due Process" (Due Process of the Law requires government to follow procedures when taking legal action against citizens

Fourth-Eighth Amendment