Module 6: Citizenship and the Constitution

Lesson 2: Which power is shared by both the national and state government?

• declare war
• make marriage laws
• establish foreign policy
• borrow money

Amendments 11-27: Which amendment gave women more rights?

• Amendment 12
• Amendment 27
• Amendment 19
• Amendment 21

Lesson 3, The Bill of Rights: Amendment ___ includes(but is not limited to) freedom of speech, religion, assembly, and the press. Amendment ___ prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures.

• 5, 6
• 1, 4
• 9, 8
• 10, 2

Lesson 4: True or False: If you are born in the U.S. or a U.S. territory, you are automatically a U.S. citizen.

• True
• False

Lesson 2: If there are two senators for each of the fifty states, how much U.S. senators are there total?

• 2
• 50
• 100
• 25

Amendments 11-27: Amendment ___ was repealed by amendment ___.

• 18,21
• 21,18
• 19,20
• 17,21

Lesson 3: Amendment 2 protected the right(s) to ____________ while amendment 3 protected against __________.

• do whatever you want, unreasonable searches and seizures
• bear arms, excessive bails
• bear arms, housing soldiers
• housing soldiers, bearing arms

Lesson 4: What is the difference between civic duties and civic responsibilities?

• Civic duties are optional while civil responsibilities are required. 
• Civic duties are required while civil responsibilities are optional.
• Civic duties are always more important than civic responsibilities.
• Civic responsibilities are always more frequent than civic duties.

Lesson 2: How can Congress override a vetoed bill?

• by writing a letter to the president
• by kindly asking the president
• by a two-thirds majority vote
• by a three-fourths majority vote

Amendments 11-27: Amendments 13, 14, and 15 are known as the ______________ Amendments.

• Civil War
• Early
• 19th Century
• Reconstruction