5 Written Questions

1. Rights of the Accused
2. An addition or change in the Constitution
3. Number of Amendments to the Constitution
4. 6th Amendment guarantee - 12 randomly selected people who have not made up their minds about a case.
5. Rights not listed in the Constitution belong to the people.

5 Matching Questions

1. Proposal
2. First Amendment
3. Ratification
4. 10
5. Seventh Amendment

1. a Right to a jury in a lawsuit
2. b Number of Amendments in the Bill of Rights
3. c Freedom of Speech, Freedom of the Press,Freedom of Religion,Freedom of Assembly,Freedom of Petition
4. d 2/3 of both houses of Congress or 2/3of the States
5. e 3/4 of the states

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Right to a fair trial
   1. Fifth Amendment
   2. Sixth Amendment
   3. Ninth Amendment
   4. Eighth Amendment
2. Powers not given to the Federal Government belong to the states or the people
   1. Sixth Amendment
   2. Seventh Amendment
   3. Ninth Amendment
   4. Tenth Amendment
3. 5th Amendment guarantee -A formal accusation
   1. Amendment
   2. Warrant
   3. Indictment
   4. Ninth Amendment
4. 5th Amendment guarantee - Steps the government must take before they punish someone.
   1. Amendment
   2. Proposal
   3. Indictment
   4. Due Process
5. The right to bear arms
   1. Seventh Amendment
   2. Third Amendment
   3. Sixth Amendment
   4. Second Amendment

5 True/False Questions

1. No double jeopardy → 5th Amendment protection - Means the government can't put someone on trial twice for the same crime.

   True        False

2. Warrant → Number of Amendments to the Constitution

   True        False

3. Eighth Amendment → No excessive fines or bail, no cruel or unusual punishment

   True        False

4. Bill of Rights → 5th Amendment guarantee - Steps the government must take before they punish someone.

   True        False

5. Third Amendment → Powers not given to the Federal Government belong to the states or the people

   True        False