Semester Exam Review

Which Amendments make up the Due Process Amendments?

• Amendments 4-8
• Amendments 1-10
• Amendments 2-6

Which rights do the Due Process Amendments protect?

• Rights of peoples Speech and Assembly
• Rights from Cruel Punishment
• Rights of people arrested and accused of a crime

Which Constitutional principle could be used to represent "We The People"?

• Republicanism
• Popular Soverignty
• Checks/Balances
• Ratify

Why did things such as Taxes and the Quartering Act cause such anger in the colonies?

• People felt these things were acceptable eventhough they hated them
• People enjoyed the Quartering Act
• People felt their government was acting unfairly and abusing them

Which Amendment protects freedoms of Religion, Assembly, Petition, Press, Speech

• 5th Amendment
• 3rd Amendment
• 1st Amendment

Under the 4th Amendment, citizens are protected from Government abusing which power?

• Physical and Mental abuses
• Illegal searches and seizures of property
• Federalism
• Branishing Guns illegally

Which is an example of the principal of Checks and Balances?

• Judges can block a law
• President can fire everyone in Government
• President can Veto a bill introduced by Congress
• Congress can go on strike 

Which Government Principle gives the 3 branches different jobs and powers?

• Separation of Powers
• Checks and Balances
• Federalism
• Ratification

"Powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it, may be reserved to the States"

• Checks and Balances
• Federalism
• Republicanism
• Due Process

Which below is an example of a Due Process Right?

• Right to a Speedy Trial with a Lawyer (6th Amendment)
• Right to Free Speech (1st Amendment)
• No Quartering of Soldiers (3rd Amendment)
• Right to Sue someone for money (7th Amendment)