Bill of Rights Review

Welcome! Tuesday 3/13

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Learning Target: I will be able to review the Bill of Rights.

Practice Work: List an example of the 7th, 8th, and 9th Amendment.

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These are NOT in order​

Multiple Choice

Fourth Amendment

• Bail and Punishments

• Quartering of Troops

• Search and Seizure

• Powers of the States and People

Multiple Choice

Second Amendment

• Right to Own a Gun

• Quartering of Troops

• Search and Seizure

• Civil Law

Multiple Choice

First Amendment

• Freedom of Expression (religion, speech, press, assembly, petition)

• Rights of the Accused (grand jury, double jeopardy, self-incrimination, due process)

• Criminal Trial Rights

• Additional Rights of the People

Multiple Choice

Fifth Amendment

• Rights of the Accused

  (grand jury, double jeopardy, self-incrimination, due process)

• Criminal Trial Rights

  (fair and speedy trial, attorney)

• Civil Law

• Search and Seizure

Multiple Choice

Ninth Amendment

• Freedom of Expression (religion, speech, press, assembly, petition)

• Powers of the States and People

• Right to Own a Gun

• Additional Rights of the People

Multiple Choice

Third Amendment

• Right to Own a Gun

• Quartering of Troops

• Search and Seizure

• Civil Law

Multiple Choice

Eighth Amendment

• Freedom of Expression (religion, speech, press, assembly, petition)

• Criminal Trial Rights

  (fair and speedy trial, attorney)

• Bail and Punishments

• Additional Rights of the People

Multiple Choice

Sixth Amendment

• Rights of the Accused

  (grand jury, double jeopardy, self-incrimination, due process)

• Criminal Trial Rights

  (fair and speedy trial, attorney)

• Civil Law

• Search and Seizure

Multiple Choice

Tenth Amendment

• Quartering of Troops

• Powers of the States and People

• Right to Own a Gun

• Additional Rights of the People

Multiple Choice

Seventh Amendment

• Freedom of Expression (religion, speech, press, assembly, petition)

• Criminal Trial Rights

  (fair and speedy trial, attorney)

• Civil Law (Jury, argument over $20 or more)

• Additional Rights of the People

Multiple Choice

If you are caught littering and your bail is $100,000 dollars this is a violation of the

• 2nd amendment

• 3rd amendment

• 8th amendment

• 1st amendment

​Real life situations

These are NOT in order​

Multiple Choice

What right is being violated in this scenario?

~ The police tell you they are putting you under arrest, but when you ask what was the crime, they do not tell you. ~

• 1st amendment

• 3rd amendment

• 6th amendment

• 7th amendment

Multiple Choice

Jay was stopped by a police officer on his way home from school. The police officer wanted to search Jay’s backpack. Jay said to the officer, “Do you have a warrant?” The officer said, “no.” Which freedom is about to be violated?

• Amendment 1

• Amendment 4

• Amendment 6

• Amendment 8

Multiple Choice

Dom is upset over the current curfew effecting teenagers throughout Salem. Dom decided that he was going to collect as many signatures as he could on a petition and present it to the city government’s office. At the government office, Dom was told the government would not accept the petition. Which freedom is about to be violated?

• Amendment 10

• Amendment 8

• Amendment 3

• Amendment 1

Multiple Choice

Nora, a recent immigrant to the United States, was driving around the city of Los Angeles and noticed that there were churches and temples from several different religions located throughout the city. She was amazed at the fact that people in the United States could practice and worship any religion of their choice. Which freedom is being PROTECTED?

• Amendment 1

• Amendment 2

• Amendment 3

• Amendment 4

Multiple Choice

On November 21, 2022, Issac was arrested for trespassing on his neighbor’s property. When he appeared before the judge to set his trial date, the judge told him his trial would take place on March 24, 2026. This violates Issac's ___ Amendment because the amendment says ___, and the judge set the trial date for 4 years later.

• 4th - citizens property is protected against theft or damage

• 6th - citizens have the right to a speedy and public trial

• 1st - citizens have the right to a speedy and public trial

• 10th - rights not contained in the Constitution go to the states and people

Multiple Choice

The president wrote an executive order to stop more amendments from being added to the Constitution. The President is about to violate our ___ Amendment. This Amendment says, ____. This means only the people have the right to add or change freedoms not listed in the Constitution.

• 1st - rights not listed in the Constitution, are retained by the people

• 4th - the government cannot conduct unreasonable searches or seizures of property

• 8th - the power to change the Constitution belongs to the congress

• 9th - rights not listed in the Constitution, are retained by the people

Multiple Choice

Alex was found innocent of a federal crime. The police and prosecutors continued to look for evidence to retry him for the crime. This violated his ___ amendment because he would be protected against "________." This means he cannot be charged for the same crime twice.

• 8th - cruel and unusual punishment

• 5th - cruel and unusual punishment

• 5th - double jeopardy

• 7th - double jeopardy

Open Ended

Christian went to the courthouse to file a claim against his neighbor for causing over $1000 worth of damage to his home. The court official said he could not use the court for this. Explain which freedom is about to be violated.

Frame: Christian's _(#)_ Amendment is about to be violated. The amendment says, __(copy or paraphrase the amendment)__. If the court doesn't __(describe what the court would be doing wrong)__, they are violating his _(#)_ Amendment.

​Possible answer for Christian

Frame: Christian's (7th) Amendment is about to be violated. The amendment says, (that everyone gets a trial by jury for civil cases involving $20 or more). If the court doesn't (let Christian have a trial for the $1000 in damage), they are violating his (7th) Amendment.