Unit 4: Bill of Rights Review

Front

The freedom to say what you want and feel without fearing the government

Back

Speech

Front

The freedom to worship and believe in what you want

Back

Religion

Front

The freedom of journalists to investigate and report on information without government interference

Back

Press

Front

The freedom of people to gather peacefully in public show their support or opposition to an issue

Back

Assemble

Front

The freedom of people to ask to speak to their government officials on issues that matter to them

Back

Petition

Front

Any powers not given to the US through the Constitution are given to the states or the people

Back

10th Amendment

Front

No excessive bail, fines, or cruel and unusual punishment is allowed

Back

8th Amendment

Front

During peacetime, the government can't make you keep soldiers in your house or on your property

Back

3rd Amendment

Front

The rights listed in the Bill of Rights and Constitution are not the only rights of citizens

Back

9th Amendment

Front

People have the right to own and use firearms

Back

2nd Amendment