Constitution Review Unit 3

Front

The 1st Amendment: Freedom to work, Freedom to prosper, Freedom to attend school, Freedom of speech, Freedom of religion, Freedom to assemble, Freedom to petition the gov., Freedom of the press, Freedom to due process, Freedom of government, Freedom to participate

Back

Freedom of speech, Freedom of religion, Freedom to assemble, Freedom to petition the gov., Freedom of the press

Front

Checks and Balances: President can veto laws, Congress can override vetos, Supreme Court can declare laws unconstitutional

Back

President can veto laws, Congress can override vetos, Supreme Court can declare laws unconstitutional

Front

Legislative Branch

Back

Makes the laws

Front

Executive Branch

Back

carries out the laws

Front

Judicial Branch

Back

Interprets the laws

Front

1st Amendment

Back

Allows groups to share and promote their beliefs

Front

Federalists favored....

Back

Having a strong central government

Front

The Great Compromise: Created a Unicameral legislature, counted enslaved people as population, Created a Bicameral legislature, Settled arguments between large and small states

Back

Created a Bicameral legislature; Settled arguments between large and small states

Front

3/5 Compromise

Back

decided how enslaved people would be counted; settled arguments between Northern & Southern States

Front

The 5th Amendment was inspired by......

Back

the need to protect citizens against DOUBLE JEOPARDY (being tried for the same crime twice)