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Civics

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What rights are part of the 1st Amendment? Freedom of speech; freedom of press; freedom of protest; freedom of petition; freedom to/from religion.
What right is part of the 2nd Amendment? The right to bear arms as part of a well-regulated militia.
What right belongs to the 3rd Amendement? The government cannot force citizens to quarter soldiers in their homes.
What right is part of the 4th Amendment? Protection against unreasonable searches and seizures.
What do all searches and seizures require? A warrant signed by a judge.
What four rights does the 5th Amendment guarantee to all non-governmental people? The right to a grand jury; protection from double jeopardy; the right against self incrimination (pleading the 5th); the right to due process.
What right does the 5th Amendment give to the government? The right for the government to take your property for public use if compensated for.
What is a grand jury? A grand jury is a group of ordinary citizens chosen to decide if there is enough evidence to officially charge a person with a crime.
What is double jeopardy? Double jeopardy is when someone is charged for the same crime twice.
What is due process? Due process guarantees that the rights of a person shall not be infringed upon.
What five rights are part of the 6th Amendment? A speedy and public trial; an impartial jury; the right to know what crimes are being charged; the right to face opposing witnesses as well the ability to force witnesses to come to court; the right to a lawyer.
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