US Constitution & Bill of Rights

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Freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly, and petition. Which amendment is this?

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1st

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What freedom gives us the right to gather in groups to protest peacefully?

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assembly

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What freedom gives you the right to write or publish anything just as long as it is non-threatening? Options: petition, religion, speech, press

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press

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What is the significance of the year 1787? Options: Declaration of Independence, U.S. Constitution, Jamestown, Mayflower Compact

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U.S. Constitution

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The Great Compromise settled the dispute over Representation in Congress.

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Representation in Congress

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What event caused colonists to want a stronger government? Options: The Intolerable Acts, Shay's Rebellion, The Northwest Ordinance, The Townshend Acts

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Shay's Rebellion

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What did Federalists want? Options: A Bill of Rights, More power to be given to the states, More protection of individual rights, A strong, central government

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A strong, central government

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What did Anti-Federalists want? Options: A strong, central government, A Bill of Rights and more power to the states, Less power for the states, To keep the Articles of Confederation

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A Bill of Rights and more power to the states

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What is the name for a change or addition to the Constitution?

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Amendment

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An illegal search without a warrant is protected under -

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The fourth amendment