Bill of Rights Review

1st Amendment

• powers reserved to the states

• protection from unreasonable searches and seizures

• freedom of press, speech, religion

• no self-incrimination

What is the 2nd Amendment

• right to remain silent

• no cruel and unusual punishment

• police can't search your private property

• right to bear arms

What does the 3rd Amendment do?

• The government can force you to house soldiers at anytime

• The government cannot force you to house soldiers during peacetime.

• Prevents the government from searching your house at anytime.

• Allows the government to search your house without a warrant.

What is the 4th Amendment?

• No one can be tried twice for the same crime

• Rights reserved to the states

• No unreasonable searches and seizures

• No soldier, during peace, must be quartered

Which of the following is part of the 5th Amendment?

• right to an attorney

• right to a jury in a civil case

• no excessive bail

• due process

What rights does the 6th Amendment protect?

• speedy and public trial

• lawyer

• jury in a civil case

• bear arms

What is the 7th Amendment?

• right to bear arms

• no cruel and unusual punishment

• women's right to vote

• right to jury in a civil case

What does the 8th Amendment state? (pick two)

• protects from cruel and unusual punishment

• protects from unlawful search and seizure

• protects from being forced to testify against yourself

• protects from excessive bail

9th Amendment

• reserved powers to the states

• people have rights beyond what is listed in the Constitution

• freedom of press, speech, religion

• no person is required to testify against themselves

What is the 10th Amendment?

• Any power not given to the national government goes to the states.

• Limits the president to two terms.

• You cannot get out of jail until your trial.

• The right to have armed militias is protected.