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Amendment I.D.
Which Rights?
Weird Words
Privacy and Police
Terms
100
The five freedoms listed in the First Amendment
What are the freedoms of : Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, Petition
100
These are the rights of people who have been placed under arrest, among them is the right to remain silent
What are Miranda Rights
100
This word describes a society that is diverse 
What is heterogeneous 
100

This test, administered to drivers who are believed to be under the influence of alcohol, has been ruled legal on the basis that it is a REASONABLE procedure to promote safety. Other arguments include that it is not invasive and that it does not qualify as self-incrimination.

What is a Breathalyzer Test
100

THIS describes a false spoken statement that damages someone's reputation

What is Slander
200
The amendment that protects against Self-Incrimination 
What is the Fifth Amendment
200
These rights are positive acts by the government that make Constitutional guarantees a reality for all people
What are Civil Rights
200
This term describes when one person's rights conflict with those of another person
What is Infringement 
200
Under the Fourth Amendment, no warrants can be issued without THIS, which means reasonable grounds

What is Probable Cause

200
This is the part of the first Amendment that prohibits the establishment of a state or national religion
What is the Establishment Clause
300
This amendment guarantees you will not be sentenced to 20 years in prison for stealing a candy bar

What is the Eighth Amendment

300

These are not actually rights, but are protections against the government. They are guarantees of safety of persons, opinions, and property from arbitrary acts of government

What are Civil Liberties
300
This is the suppression or prohibition of any parts of books, films, news, etc., that are considered obscene, politically unacceptable, or a threat to society
What is Censorship 
300
This is the type of power the States use to enforce their laws among their population
What is Police Power
300
This word describes any views that disagree with those that are commonly or officially held
What is Dissent
400
This is one guarantee of the Fourth Amendment (name any guarantee)

What is:

- No unreasonable search and seizure

- Probable Cause for search warrants

- Warrants must be specific

400
This is a list of rights that was added to the Constitution when the people demanded it
What is the Bill of Rights
400
This is what is happening when a person is working against their own will to benefit another person, under some form of coercion other than the worker's financial needs
What is Involuntary Servitude
400
THIS describes when a person suspected of a crime is taken into custody 

What is an Arrest 

400
The Constitution states that no State can deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without THIS
What is Due Process of law
500
This amendment ensures the States will maintain their power
What is the Tenth Amendment
500
The list of these includes life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
What are the Unalienable Rights
500
This term means that a person is tried for the same offence two times, an act that is protected against by the Fifth Amendment
What is Double Jeopardy
500
A person does not have to testify against him or herself in court thanks to the Fifth Amendment's protection against THIS
What is Self-Incrimination
500

This word means fair and impartial, meaning that each person receives what is fair based on their individual needs, rather than all people receiving the same treatment, opportunities, etc.

What is Equity/Equitable