2.3.F - Lesson: The Bill of Rights
Jennifer Marohn 2.3.F - Lesson: The Bill of Rights
What was one of the strongest objections to the Constitution?
When did Congress keep its promise to make a bill of rights?
1681
1781
1791
1998
Select the issues the First Amendment covers.
More than one answer.
Freedom of press
Freedom to go to school
Freedom of speech
Freedom of religion
Freedom of healthcare
Freedom to peaceable assemble
Freedom to mine gold
Freedom to petition the government
T/F: The Second Amendment allows people to have bear arms.
True
False
The third amendment states that...
T/F: The Fourth Amendment allows police officers or government officials to search your home without a warrant.
True
False
For a judge to issue a warrant, there must be ______
Amendment five says that "citizens can only be tried for felonies by ________ and they cannot be tried for the same crime ______ in federal court."
Sixth Amendment covers the rights of people who are being ______
Seventh Amendment guarantees the ______
Eighth Amendment protects citizens from ____
Ninth Amendment
Just TYPE the meaning below.
Tenth Amendment
TYPE the Tenth Amendment below.
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