Question | Answer |
freedom of religion | 1st Amendment |
freedom of speech | 1st Amendment |
freedom of press | 1st Amendment |
freedom of petition | 1st Amendment |
freedom of a state of have a militia and the people to bear arms | 2nd Amendment |
freedom from having soldiers quartered in private homes in time of peace; or even in time of war unless a special law to that effect has been passed | 3rd Amendment |
freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures | 4th Amendment |
freedom from being guilty unless the grand jury said so | 5th Amendment |
freedom from being tried again for the same crime when one has already been tried and found innocent | 5th Amendment |
Freedom from being forced to testify against one's self | 5th Amendment |
freeom from being deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law | 5th Amendment |
freedom from having one's property taken for a public use without just compensation | 5th Amendment |
freedom, in all criminal cases, to have a speedy, public trial by jury; to have counsel for one's defense, to have witnesses in one's behalf to testify; and to be confronted by witness against one's self | 6th Amendment |
freedom to demand a jury trial in any case where you're being used over for over $20 dollars | 7th Amendment |
freedom from excessive bails and fines; freedom from cruel and unusal punishments | 8th Amendment |
protection for other individual rights not listed in the Constitution | 9th Amendment |
State the purpose and intent of the Bill of Rights. Explained why the BIll of Rights was accepted as a defense for the states against possible encroachment by the fed. gov.; reserved powers to the state | 10th Amendment |
Modification of the original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court (court does not have original jurisdiction in cases where a state is involved in a case with a citizen of another state or with a subject of a foreign nation) | 11th Amendment |
election of President and Vice President | 12th Amendment |
define what a citizen is; and citizens are subject to jurisdiction of the U.S> and the state wherein they live | 14th Amendment |