Bill of Rights & Amendments- 2.4, 2.5, 3.6, 3.7

Front

The 13th Amendment abolished...

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slavery

Answer explanation

The 13th Amendment abolished slavery in the United States, making it illegal and prohibiting involuntary servitude, except as punishment for a crime. This amendment was a significant step in the fight for civil rights.

Front

Who was granted suffrage by the 19th amendment?

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women

Answer explanation

The 19th amendment granted women the right to vote, ensuring suffrage for women specifically, rather than all races, those 18 and older, or men.

Front

Which group was the LAST to get the right to vote? women, African Americans, land owning men, those 18 and older

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those 18 and older

Answer explanation

The last group to gain voting rights were those 18 and older, with the 26th Amendment in 1971. Women and African Americans had gained rights earlier, while land-owning men were among the first to vote.

Front

What two 1st amendment rights are these people using?

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speech and assembly

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'speech and assembly' because these rights allow individuals to express their opinions and gather in groups, often seen in protests or demonstrations, which are protected under the 1st Amendment.

Front

Officers usually need a _______ to search you or your property.

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Warrant

Answer explanation

Officers usually need a warrant to conduct a search, as it is a legal document that authorizes them to do so. A baton, firearm, or Bible do not provide the legal authority required for a search.

Front

Amendment 1 protects a person's right to

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Freedom of Assembly, Press, Speech, Religion and Petition

Answer explanation

Amendment 1 protects essential freedoms, including the right to assemble, press, speech, religion, and petition. This choice encompasses the core civil liberties guaranteed to individuals.

Front

How does the 14th amendment define citizenship?

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Every person born or naturalized in the US is a US citizen

Answer explanation

The 14th Amendment states that "all persons born or naturalized in the United States" are citizens. This includes those born in the U.S. and those who go through the naturalization process, making the first answer correct.

Front

Ben was accused of speaking out against the governor. In court, he was convicted without a lawyer. Which 2 amendments were violated?

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Amendment I (free speech) & Amendment VI (right to counsel)

Answer explanation

Ben's conviction without a lawyer violates Amendment VI (right to counsel) and speaking out against the governor violates Amendment I (free speech). Thus, both amendments were infringed.

Front

A more informed society has resulted from which constitutional protection? Options: trial by jury, free speech, right to bear arms, due process

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free speech

Answer explanation

A more informed society stems from the protection of free speech, as it allows individuals to express ideas, share information, and engage in open dialogue, fostering knowledge and awareness among citizens.

Front

What basic freedom does the "right to remain silent" protect, and how does it affect those arrested?

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Protection against self-incrimination; it informs them speaking to law enforcement could incriminate them

Answer explanation

The "right to remain silent" protects against self-incrimination, informing those arrested that speaking to law enforcement may lead to self-incrimination, thus allowing them to avoid making potentially damaging statements.