Vocab
Bill of Rights
Other Amendments
Crazy Food Facts
FINAL
100

The introduction to the Constitution explains its purpose and goals. (The first paragraph)

Preamble

100

Which freedom is missing from the 1st Amendment:

Speech

Relgion

Assembly

Petition

Press

100

A state tries to force people to work without pay. Which amendment protects citizens from this?

13

100

This fruit is also known as an “alligator pear.”

avacado

100

This fruit floats in water because 25% of it is air.

apple

200

These people supported the Constitution - but thought a Bill of Rights was unnecessary.

Federalists

200

Which amendment protects us from unlawful search and seizure?

4th amendment

200

This amendment gave women the right to vote in 1920.

19

200

Popcorn pops because of this inside each kernel.

water

200

Carrots were originally this color, not orange.

Purple

300

This clause says the government cannot promote religion, favor one religion over another, or force anyone to be a certain religion

Establishment Clause

300

Name three of the five protections of the 5th Amendment.

Eminent Domain

Double Jeopardy

Due Process

Grand Jury

Self-Incrimination

300

Passed in 1961, this amendment allowed residents of Washington, D.C. to vote in presidential elections even though they don’t live in a state.

23

300

This popular Italian dish literally means “little pies” in Italian.

calzone

300

This type of nut is technically a seed, not a true nut, and grows inside a hard shell underground.

peanut

400

This clause gives you the freedom to practice your religion however you want (within the law)

Free Exercise Clause

400

Which amendment protects us from excessive bail/fines and against cruel and unusual punishment?

8th

400

During the Vietnam War, 18-year-olds could be drafted but could not vote. This amendment changed that.

26

400

Honey never spoils. Archaeologists have found edible honey in this ancient civilization’s tombs.

Egypt

400

This fruit has more genes than humans—about 36,000 of them

banana

500

hand over (a person accused or convicted of a crime) to the jurisdiction of the foreign state in which the crime was committed.

Extradite

500

Which amendment reserves some powers to the states?

10th

500

A school refuses to let a student attend because of their race. Which amendment says this is illegal?

14

500

Ketchup was originally sold as medicine in the 1800s, claiming to cure this.

indigestion (stomach ailments)

500

This common food item is actually made from the milk of water buffalo in some countries.

mozzarella cheese