Bill of Rights
Bill of Rights
Constitution
Government
Branches
100

Police need this before searching your house, unless there are special circumstances.

a warrant 

100

a newspaper is banned after critiquing us foreign policies what amendment was violated 

1st amendment (freedom of speech)

100

which principle in the constitution dictates that the people hold all the power

Popular sovereignty 

100

life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness 

Unalienable Rights

100

this branch enforces laws 

Executive Branch

200

what is the sixth amendment 

the right to a speedy trials 
200

The 5th, 6th and 7th amendment were designed to do what

Ensure fair treatment for those accused of crimes (Due process)

200

a constitutional principle that shares powers between national and state government 

federalism 

200

the first agreement to self govern in the new world 

The Mayflower Compact

200

this branch interprets laws 

Judicial Branch 

300

the eight amendment prohibits what

Cruel and unusual punishment

300

The tenth amendment reserves powers to the state. This is an example of which constitutional principle

Federalism

300

 Which principle was adopted in the U.S constitution to ensure that no branch of the federal government became too powerful?

Checks and balances 

300

Who was the first to sign the Declaration of independence?

John Hancock 

300

Which branch has the power to declare war 

Legislative Branch

400

what amendment would be most relevant if the government attempts to ban all forms of political protest 

1st amendments 

400

the concept that citizens have more rights than the ones listed in the constitution

9th amendment 

400

a political system where citizens vote on representatives who make laws

Republicanism 

400

what was one of the major weaknesses of the articles of confederation 

government was unable to levy taxes 

no president 

too hard to change laws 

400

The president can check the legislative branch by doing this to a bill

veto 

500

Which event inspired the American colonist to add the third amendment

The Quartering Act

500

why did the founders add the bill of rights to the constitution 

to appease anti-federalists concerns about their individual rights. 

500

Which principle is illustrated when Congress makes laws, the president enforces them, and the courts interpret them?

separation of powers

500

what problem did the Great compromise solve?

Representation amongst small and large states (bicameral legislature)

500

The Supreme Courts power of judicial review was established by which landmark court case 

Marbury V. Madison