Bill of Rights 1
The amendment that allows religious freedom, freedom of speech, and the right to peaceably assemble
What is Amendment 1?
The amendment that allows citizens to bear arms
What is Amendment 2?
The instrument family that involves drums
What is percussion?
The inventor of the telephone
Who is Alexander Graham Bell?
The word, starting with 'p', that means a word spelled the same backwards and forwards
The amendment that allows you to have a jury of your peers
What is Amendment 7?
The amendment that gives you the right to a fair trial, a quick and public trial, and a lawyer
What is Amendment 6?
The continent that is also a country
What is Australia?
The inventor of the assembly line
Who is Henry Ford?
The 2-word phrase meaning that America has all sorts of colors and ethnicities in it
What is Melting Pot?
The amendment that says that you and your property cannot be searched without probable cause or a warrant
What is Amendment 4?
The amendment that bans excessively high bail and cruel and unusual punishment
The number of Amendments in the Constitution
What is 27?
The inventor of the eyeglasses
Who is Benjamin Franklin?
The English word meaning the day before yesterday
What is ereyesterday?
The amendment that says that you don't have to house soldiers unless it's wartime
What is Amendment 3?
The amendment that allows only one trial per offense and doesn't force you to speak at all at your trial
What is Amendment 5?
The largest city in Africa
What is Cairo?
The inventors of the first working airplane
Who were Wilbur and Orville Wright (or the Wright brothers)?
The English word meaning the day after tomorrow
What is overmorrow?
The amendment that says that you have rights outside of those in the Constitution
What is Amendment 9?
What is Amendment 10?
Spell the word that means needed that starts with 'n'
What is N-E-C-E-S-S-A-R-Y?
The inventor of the telegraph
Who was Samuel Morse?
The word, starting with 't', that means a smaller river flowing into a larger river
What is tributary?