Constitution

Question 1

Amendment I

Answer 1

Freedom of religion
freedom of speech
freedom of press
right of the people to assemble
right to petition the government

Question 2

Amendment II

Answer 2

the people maintain the right to keep and bear arms

Question 3

Amendment III

Answer 3

No soldier, in time of peace, can be quartered in a person’s home without the owner’s consent

Question 4

Amendment IV

Answer 4

Right of people to be secure in persons, houses, papers and effects;
Protection against unreasonable searches and seizures by the government;
Warrants must be based on PC, supported by oath of affirmation, describing with particularity the place to be searched and persons or things to be seized

Question 5

Amendment V

Answer 5

Right against self incrimination;
Right against double jeopardy;
Right to due process of law;
Right against taking of private property without just compensation

Question 6

Amendment VI

Answer 6

Right to speedy and public trial by impartial jury;
Right to be informed of charges;
Right to confront witnesses against them
Right to have witnesses in their favor
Right to assistance of counsel

Question 7

Amendment VII

Answer 7

Right to jury trial for civil cases in federal courts (in case where value of the controversy exceeds $20)

Question 8

Amendment VIII

Answer 8

Right against excessive bail or fines;

Right against cruel and unusual punishment

Question 9

Amendment IX

Answer 9

Enumeration (list of) certain rights in the constitution shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people;
Rights of the people are not necessarily limited to the rights specifically mentioned in the consitution

Question 10

Amendment X

Answer 10

Any right/power not delegated in the constitution is to be decided by the state

Question 11

Article 1

Answer 11

Legislative powers are given to congress of US, which is broken into a Senate and House of Representatives

Question 12

Article 2

Answer 12

Executive powers are given to the president of the US

Question 13

Article 3

Answer 13

Judicial power is given to the supreme court