Study game for Unit 3 American History 1
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
Help!
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| Which amendment guarantees Americans the right to bear arms? | The 2nd amendment
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| Which amendment guarantees Americans protection against search of a person's house, papers or effects unless police have a warrant? | The 4th amendment
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| What was the name given to the first 10 amendments of the Constitution that were added in 1791? | The Bill of Rights
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| What are the 3 branches of the Federal Government? | Legislative, Executive and Judicial
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| Which amendment protects individuals against double jeopardy? | The 5th amendment
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| Which article gives the federal government the right to maintain a military? | Article IV (4)
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| Which amendment protects people against cruel and unusual punishment? | The 8th Amendment
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| Why did President Washington warn against political parties? | He thought that they would divide the nation
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| Which amendment guarantees a jury trial in most civil cases? | The 7th amendment
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| President Washington appointed Alexander Hamilton to which cabinet position? | The Secretary of the Treasury
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| Which political party wanted a strong national government? | The Federalist Party
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| Which political party wanted strong state governments? | The Democratic-Republicans
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| Which amendment changed the process of electing the president and the vice-president? | The 12th amendment
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| Which early government document was too weak to run the government and was replaced by the Constitution? | The Articles of Confederation
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| What is the system called where one branch of the government can make sure that no other branch of the government becomes too powerful? | Checks and balances
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