Unit 3 Vocabulary - Fed & Anti-Fed/Bill of Rights

Question 1

Individual freedoms

Answer 1

the ability to act freely as a person. Some freedoms include freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and the right to petition.

Question 2

Ratify(Ratification)

Answer 2

to make official or approve a treaty by voting or signing.

Question 3

Anti-Federalists

Answer 3

those who go against ratification of the constitution; and wanted to add Bill of Right to protect the right of citizens

Question 4

Federalist

Answer 4

people who support a strong federal government and advocated the ratification of the new constitution.

Question 5

Bill of Rights

Answer 5

first ten amendment of the US constitution contain individual right like freedom of speech, religion, press, and petition.

Question 6

Federalist papers

Answer 6

essay written by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison. and John Jay to push the ratification of the Constitution.

Question 7

Amendment

Answer 7

to change a meaning or words of law or document.

Question 8

Due process of Law

Answer 8

All the procedures for fair treatement even though the citizen is accused of a crime and that is present in the 5th Amendment.

Question 9

Jury

Answer 9

a group of citizens chosen to hear evidence and make a decision.

Question 10

Petition

Answer 10

a formal request to someone in power, written and signed by a group of people

Question 11

Unconstitutional

Answer 11

not allowed in the constitution