Amendments pt 1
Amendments pt 2
Philosophers
Government
Goverment 2
100

 the first amendment

what is Freedom of speech, right to petition, freedom of assembly, freedom of press, freedom of religion 

100

6th amendment

What is right to a speedy trial
100

Montesquieu is known for

What is separate government branches to avoid corruption

100

Who Wrote the Declaration of Independence

Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, John Adam
100

Tea Party

1773, Americans threw tea in the Boston Harbor because they had taxation without representation.

200

2nd amendment

What is the right to bare arms?

200

7th amendment

What is the right to a jury trial?

200

Thomas Paine is known for

Common sense (independance, democracy and human right)

200

Natural Rights

Life, liberty, Property

200
Stamp Act

1765, Tax on All paper that people buy the pay for the 7 year war

300

3rd amendment

What is cant be forced to quarter soldiers?

300

8th amendment

what is no excessive bail and no cruel or unusual punishments

300

Voltaire is known for

using humor to criticize unfairness and fight for freedom of speech and religious tolerance

300

Free Market

Supply and demand

300

Laissez Faire

Government role to protect the rights of an individual rather than regulating business in any way (Stay out of my business

400

4th amendment

What is right to no unreasonable searches or arrest

400

9th amendment

you have more rights that the constitution stated

400

What is Rousseau known for

Social Contract

400

Social Contract

People need to work together to create fair law

400

Federal System 

Power is divided between the government and the states

500

5th amendment

what is protection against self-incrimination

500

10th amendment

Any power the federal government doesn't have the states have and any power the states doesn't have the individual has

500

Adam smith

Wealth of a nation

free market

father of economics

500

Free 500 pts 

free 500 pts

500

Central Government

Oversees national issue

Government branches 

executive

legislative

 judicial