Bill Of Rights

Question 1

1st (b)

Answer 1

Freedom of speech
A person can say any political beliefs, criticize the government, burn the flag, say or display racist or hate slogans
A person can’t make threats to commit crimes, sexually harass others, incite a riot, slander another person, commit a hate crime, use crude or vulgar language in a public form

Question 2

1st (c)

Answer 2

Freedom of press
A person can have a biased political position, criticized/make fun of the government, expose wrongs by the government, from print materials considerate obscene or offensive
A person can’t print libel, disclose classified info, detail how to make certain weapons, make certain materials available to minors, advocate illegal activity

Question 3

1st(d)

Answer 3

Freedom of assembly
A person can congregate in a public place, protest peacefully, have the parade, parade changing hate slogans
A person can’t protest violently, loiter interfere with the publics right of way, create a safety hazard, break teen curfew

Question 4

1st (e)

Answer 4

Right it petition the government
A person can criticize the government, express your opinion to your government leaders, sue the government
A person can’t make threats against government officials or commit treason

Question 5

2nd

Answer 5

The right to bear arms

Exceptions: some weapons are prohibited throughout the country such as machine guns and military grade weapons

Question 6

3rd

Answer 6

No quartering of soldiers

Question 7

4th

Answer 7

No unreasonable searches or seizures

Exceptions: search warrant, pursuit to arrest, plain sight, emergency, schools

Question 8

5th

Answer 8

You must be infected by a grand jury for a capital crime, you cannot be tried for the same offense twice, you do not have to testify against yourself, you must have due process of law before conviction, government may take your land for public use if it pays you fair market value

Question 9

6th

Answer 9

The right to a speedy trial and impartial jury of one’s peers, The right to confront witnesses against you, the right to subpoena the favorable witnesses, the right to an attorney

Question 10

7th

Answer 10

A person who is being sued by another person for an amount greater than $20 has the right to a trial by jury

Question 11

8th

Answer 11

A person charged with a crime cannot be held on excessive bail, a convicted person cannot be punished in a cruel or usual way

Question 12

9th

Answer 12

The Constitution couldn’t possibly list everything you can to you just because it doesn’t specifically say you can do something doesn’t mean you don’t have that right

Question 13

10th

Answer 13

Any powers not given to the federal government by the Constitution or not denied to the states are reserved by the state or people

Question 14

1st (a)

Answer 14

Freedom of religion
A person can teach about religion in the school, have voluntary prayer in public, Read the Bible for literacy content in school, choose whatever visiting you want worship who or what ever you want
A person can’t set a state religion, force people to pray teach religious doctrine in school, break the law and claim, it’s your religion deprived children of basic needs