Principles of the Constitution
What are all the branches of government?
Legislative, Executive, and Judicial
Who is the Judicial Branch led by?
The Supreme Court
What amendment gives you freedom of speech and religion.
First Amendment
Which Amendment defined a U.S Citizen/
The 14th Amendment
What is the thing that lists our Civil Rights?
The Bill of Rights
What is the Constitution called?
"We the People"
What are the 3 parts of the constitution?
Preamble, the articles and the amendments
When you hear the phrase "I plead the fifth", what amendment do you think of?
The Fifth Amendment
Which amendment abolishes slavery?
The 13th Amendment
When did women get voting rights?
Women gained voting rights through the 19th amendment in 1920.
Who are the Reserved Powers kept by?
The State Government
What was the point of the Amendments?
To make changes to the constitution
Which Amendment requires Probable Cause and a Search Warrant?
The 4th Amendment
What Amendments are considered to be the Civil War Amendments?
The 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments
What did the Plessy vs. Ferguson believe?
"Separate but equal"
Where does Popular Sovereignty appear at?
The Declaration of Independence
What is the U.S Constitution considered to be?
The Supreme Law of the Land
Which Amendment goes with the right to "remain silent"?
The 5th Amendment
Which Amendment made Poll Tax Illegal?
The 24th Amendment
Which famous activist is famous for the Bus Boycott?
Rosa Parks
What are all of the Principles of Government?
Popular Sovereignty
Rule of Law
Separation of Powers
Checks and Balances
Federalism
What's the difference between the Legislative Branch and the Executive Branch.
Legislative makes the laws and the Executive Enforces the laws.
Which Amendment deals with Civil Cases.
The 7th Amendment
What amendment abolished slavery?
The 13th Amendment
True or false African American me gained the right to vote in 1955 during the bus boycott?
False
African American men gained voting rights in 1869 through the 15th amendment