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Preisinger History 7

Chapter 6 Citizenship and the Constitution

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Chapter 6 Quiz... Citizenship and the Constitution. Mr. Preisinger
Three duties of US citizens... Obey laws, pay taxes, serve on a jury, register for the draft (ex: army)
Assigned to national gov't by the Constitution... Delegate Powers
If found innocent of a crime you cannot be put on trial for the same crime again... Double Jeopardy
Rights listed in the Constitution are not the only rights that citizens have... 9th Amendment
Protects freedom of religion, press, speech, assembly and right to petition... 1st Amendment
How many terms can members of House of Representative and Senate serve? Unlimited terms
What is Eminent Domain? Power to take personal property to benefit the public.
Prevents citizens from having to house soldiers... 3rd Amendment
Years served for a single term for Senate.... 6 years
States and people have additional powers not specific in the Constitution... 10th Amendment
Right to bear arms... 2nd Amendment
Powers shared by federal and state governments... Concurrent Powers
Cannot punish anyone without due process of the law: Cannot face double jeopardy... 5th Amendment
Age a person has to be to run for U.S. President... 35 years old
Juries can decide civil cases... 7th Amendment
Years old to be in the House of Representatives... Years lived in the United States... 25 7
Orders forced of congressional law... Executive Orders
Bans cruel and unusual punishment... 8th Amendment
Years old to be in the Senate... Years lived in the United States... 30 9
Prevents unreasonable searches and seizures... 4th Amendment
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