Bill of Rights Flashcards

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Freedom of religion, speech, and press

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First Amendment

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Right to petition

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First Amendment

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Right of Assembly

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First Amendment

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Freedoms, Petitions, Assembly

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First Amendment

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Well-regulated militia

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Second Amendment

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Keep and Bear Arms

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Second Amendment

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Right to Bear Arms

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Second Amendment

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Doesn’t allow the government to quarter troops in people’s homes

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Third Amendment

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Quartering of Soldiers

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Third Amendment

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No unreasonable search and seizures

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Fourth Amendment

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Warrants for searches

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Fourth Amendment

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“Due process of law” - certain legal procedures before punishment

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Fifth Amendment

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Grand Jury Indictments

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Fifth Amendment

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No Double Jeopardy

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Fifth Amendment

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No Self INCRIMINATION

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Fifth Amendment

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Rights in criminal cases

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Fifth Amendment

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Informed of charges

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Sixth Amendment

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Trial by Jury

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Sixth Amendment

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Right to a lawyer

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Sixth Amendment

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Right to a FAIR TRIAL

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Sixth Amendment

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Trial by Jury in certain CIVIL TRIALS

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Seventh Amendment

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Rights in civil cases

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Seventh Amendment

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No cruel or unusual punishment or excessive bail

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Eighth Amendment

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Bail, fines, punishment

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Eighth Amendment

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Citizens have more rights than those specifically listed in the constitution
Ninth Amendment
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Rights retained by the people
Ninth Amendment
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The federal government has power only over what is specifically listed in the constitution
Tenth Amendment
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States' Rights
Tenth Amendment
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The Bill of RIghts consists of _______ amendments to the Constitution. A. The first 5 B. The first 10 C. The first 20 D. all 27
B. The first 10
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What Amendment states that citizens have more rights than are listed in the constitution. A. First B. Fifth C. Ninth D. Tenth
C. Ninth
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The Bill of Rights grants all of the following freedoms EXECEPT A. property B. speech C. religion D. press
A. property
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One amendment protects people from self-incrimination this means that A. everyone has the right to trial by jury B. no one can be made to testify against himself C. excessive bail cannot be required D. everyone has the right to have a lawyer in a criminal case
B. no one can be made to testify against himself
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What amendment guarantees the right to a speedy trial? A. fourth B. fifth C. sixth D. eighth
C. sixth
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What amendment prevents the federal government from declaring a national religion? A. first B. second C. ninth D. tenth
A. first
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What type of case is it when one person sues another person? A. criminal B. grand jury C. civil D. illegal
C. civil
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Double Jeopardy means? A. a person can sue two people at the same time B. a person can be tried for two crimes at the same time C. two people can be tried for the same crime D. a person cannot be tried twice for the same crime
D. a person cannot be tried twice for the same crime
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What amendment requires law officials to have a probable cause to enters a persons home? A. third B. fourth C. sixth D. seventh
B. fourth
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Which of the following is NOT in the constitution? A. the right to remain silent B. the right of trial by jury C. the right to a public trial D. the right to peacefully assemble
A. the right to remain silent