Chapter 6 Section 3 Review

First Amendment

100

Five basic freedoms under the First Amendment are

Speech, Religion, Press, Assembly, and Petition.

200

This and libel are not protected under the First Amendment

Slander

300

Under this freedom in the First Amendment, Americans have the right to hear the ideas and views of others

Freedom of Speech and Press

400

Under this freedom in the First Amendment, this freedom says government cannot favor one over another.

Freedom of Religion

500

Groups meet to discuss issues in business under this freedom listed in the First Amendment

Freedom of Assembly

Protecting the Rights of Citizens

100

Citizens are allowed to own arms under this Amendment 

Second Amendment

200

This amendment prevents unreasonable searches and seizures

Fourth Amendment

300

Under the Fourth Amendment, what do searchers need in order to conduct a search of a person's resident

Search Warrant

400

These people must issue and approve search warrants.

Judges

500

The Third Amendment prevents the _________ from taking residence at a person's home without permission, and also is the precursor to the National Guard (State Militias)

Military.

Protecting the Rights of the Accused

100

This amendment protects people from having to testify at their own trial.

Fifth Amendment

200

This amendment keeps courts from setting unfairly high bail

The Eighth Amendment

300

This amendment guarantees a fair and speedy trial

The Sixth Amendment

400

Allows for people to sue for damages in civil court

The Seventh Amendment

500

Under this amendment, property cannot be taken away without due process

Fifth Amendment

Pot Luck

100

This amendment allows for juries to decide civil cases

The Seventh Amendment

200

This amendment allows the states and the people to have additional powers not specifically listed in the Constitution (specifically given by the federal government) 

The Tenth Amendment

300

This amendment says that the rights listed in the Constitution are not the only rights citizens have

The Ninth Amendment

400

Under this amendment, a person cannot be punished without due process, or the law being fairly applied.

The Fifth Amendment

500

This Amendment allows for a person to be appointed a lawyer if they cannot afford one.

The Sixth Amendment