The 1st Amendment
2nd-4th Amendments
The 5th Amendment
6th-8th Amendments
9th/10th Amendments and Bill of Rights Basics
100

Name 2 freedoms protected in the 1st Amendment.

freedom of Speech, freedom of religion, freedom of press, freedom of assemby, and freedom of petition.

100

The right to ____ ____ is protected in the 2nd amendment

bear arms

100

The right to remain silent is an example of a ______ Right.

Miranda

100

Cases over property or money are called _______ cases.

civil

100

The Bill of Rights is the first _____ amendments of the Constitution.

10

200

Give an example of the limits of freedom of speech.

Yelling fire or bomb in crowded area, pulling fire alarm, publicly threatening someone.

200

What is a search warrant?

Written permission from a judge to search citizens, their homes, and their belongings.

200

The 5th Amendment guarantees that nobody may be deprived of _____, _________, or ________, without the due process of the law.

life, liberty, property

200

The 8th Amendment prohibits ____ and ______ punishments.

cruel/unusual

200

The 9th Amendment declares that rights not mentioned in the Constitution belong to the ________.

people

300

What is freedom of religion?

Every American is free to: practice the religion of their choice, not practice any religion at all, or not believe in the existence of a god.

300

What do officers need in order to get a search warrant?

Probable Cause

300

What is double jeopardy?

Double jeopardy means that people cannot be placed on trial for the same crime twice.

300

An amount of money deposited with the court which allows an accused person to remain free before a trial is called _____.

bail

300

The 10th Amendment states that powers not given to the federal government are given to _________ governments.

state

400

The situation in which our government does not favor any religion, or establish an official religion is called __________ of __________ and ________. (3 words)

Separation of church and state

400

What does the 3rd Amendment say?

The 3rd Amendment says that people do not have to quarter soldiers in times of peace, or even during war, unless a law is specifically passed.

400

The 5th Amendment states that people suspected of committing serious crimes must be _____, or accused, by a ______ jury.

indicted/grand

400

The 6th Amendment states that the accused have the right to a  ________, and if they cannot afford one, they will be given a _________ _________. (2 words)

lawyer/public defender

400

What percentage or fraction of the original thirteen states were needed to ratify the Constitution.

75% or 3/4

500

What is freedom of press?

Freedom of press guarantees that people may criticize the government without fearing arrest.

500

Why were the 3rd and 4th Amendments originally written?

The 3rd and 4th Amendments were written as a reaction to British soldiers requiring quartering, and searching colonists homes and belongings.

500

What is eminent domain? 

Eminent domain gives the government the power to take private property for public use. The government must provide fair compensation for the property and at least 60 days notice.

500

What is the purpose of bail? How does bail work?

The purpose of bail is to ensure the accused person will show up to trial. When the person appears in court, the bail money is returned to the accused. If they fail to appear in court, they lose their bail money and face additional charges for failure to appear in court.

500

Name 2 of the 3 types of rights protected in the Bill of Rights.

1. individual freedoms 2. protections against government abuse of power 3. rights of people accused of crimes.