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CL M2L2 Key Terms

Civic Literacy Module 2 Lesson 2 Key Terms

TermDefinition
Bill of Rights The first ten amendments to the Constitution that include civil rights and liberties.
Amendment A change to the constitution.
First Amendment Allows for freedom of religion, assembly, press, petition, and speech.
Second Amendment The right to bear arms.
Third Amendment Soldiers cannot be housed in private homes during peacetime.
Fourth Amendment The right to privacy. Protects against unreasonable search and seizure.
Fifth Amendment Rights of the accused including the right to remain silent.
Sixth Amendment Rights for those on trial including due process and the right to an attorney.
Seventh Amendment Right to have a jury trial in a civil case.
Eighth Amendment No cruel and unusual punishment.
Ninth Amendment People have other rights not listed in the Constitution.
Tenth Amendment State powers (Federalism).
Federalists The group in support of a strong central government and the signing of the Constitution.
Anti-Federalists The group who opposed the ratification of the Constitution and wanted to include a bill of rights.
Due Process Equal protection and fair treatment in the judicial process.
Double Jeopardy You cannot be tried twice for the same crime.
Eminent Domain The government can take private property for public use with payment.
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