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Citizenship is person who has the_______ and _________of a nation Rights and responsibilities
Who are considered citizens of the USA People born there or applying for citizenship
Responsibilities Vote,obey laws,pay taxes,serve on juries
Rights Vote,own a gun,worship freely,own a business,freedom of speech
The constitution wa written when 1787
It was ratified 1789
Three details about executive President and vp,enforces laws,coerces 4 year term
Three details of legislative Congress,creates laws,creates taxes
Three details of judicial Supreme Court,serve lifetime,9 judges
What do firt ten amendments called and why so important Bill of rights. Protection of people’s rights
Any power not given to government is given to the states or the people 10
Freedom of religion,speech,press and gathering together 1
Rights to keep and carry arms Two
Gives people the right to due process of law Five
Protects people from being searched and having things taken from them Four
Gives people the right to a trial by jury Six
Protects people from having the military stay in there home Three
The right to a civil trial by jury in civil cases Sven
Protects people from excessive bail Eight
Just because it’s. Not in the constitution doesn’t mean you don’t have the right Nine
True or false. The Supreme Court is the highest court in the nation True
Tru or false. A citizen must be 21 to vote False
True or false. The constitution cannot be changed False
What do the 15,19,23,24,26 amendments have in common Voting
Why is amending the constitution a lengthy two step process It would be confusing. Wouldn’t be taken seriously
Proposal 2/3
Ratification 3/4
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