Creating the Bill of Rights

Multiple Choice

Who argued that Constitution lacked a Bill of Rights?

• Federalists

• Anti-Federalists

Multiple Choice

Who argued that a Constitution was needed to unite all states into single republic under a national government?

• Federalists

• Anti-Federalists

Multiple Choice

Who argued that the Constittion and new national government wouldn't take away the individual

liberties (freedoms) and rights of people. 

• Federalists

• Anti-Federalists

Multiple Choice

Who argued that a Constitution would make the president like a KING and give the government way TOO MUCH power.

• Federalists

• Anti-Federalists

Multiple Choice

Who persuaded Massachusetts to ratify the Constitution by telling them that there would a Bill of Rights added.

• John Adams

• Thomas Jefferson

• James Madison

• John Hancock

Multiple Choice

Under this part of the 1st Amendment, you have the right to gather together peacefully.

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom of Press

• Freedom of Assembly

• Freedom of Petition

Multiple Choice

Under this part of the 1st Amendment, it stops government from creating an official religion.

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom of Press

• Freedom of Assembly

• Freedom of Petition

Multiple Choice

Under this part of the 1st Amendment, you have the right to publish information on paper, the television, or Internet without interference from the government.

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom of Press

• Freedom of Assembly

• Freedom of Petition

Multiple Choice

Under this part of the 1st Amendment, you have the right to ask government to change or correct a problem, using nonviolent methods.

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom of Press

• Freedom of Assembly

• Freedom of Petition

Multiple Choice

Under this part of the 1st Amendment, you have the right to express your beliefs and ideas through words, spoken or symbolic.

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom of Press

• Freedom of Assembly

• Freedom of Petition