Amendments

The Amendments of the Constitution:

• Documents with laws that people created in different states.

• Changes added to the constitution.

• Changes in check and balances.

• Powers of judicial review of federal laws.

Who wrote the Amendments of the Constitution?

• Benjamin Franklin

• James Madison

• Alexander Hamilton

• George Washington

How many Amendments does the Constitution have?

• 12

• 55

• 19

• 27

What were the 10 Amendments called?

• The Constitution

• The Bill of Rights

• Magna Carta

• The Monroe Doctrine

Freedom of Religion, Assembly, Press, Petition, and Speech.

• Constitution Preamble

• Constitution body.

• Constitution Bill of Rights (Amendments 1-10)

• Constitutional Amendments (Amendments 11 and beyond)

The Establishment Clause means:

• Government cannot establish an religion.

• Congress can enforce a religion.

• The Executive branch cannot enforce a religion.

• Government cannot interfere with expression of religion.

What is freedom of speech?

• The right to express any opinions without any restraint.

• You can yell "fire" in he middle of a crowed theater.

• The right to speak what ever language you want.

• None of them

What is freedom of press?

• Right to circulate opinions with censorship by government.

• Right to circulate opinions without censorship by government.

• Right to not circulate opinions without censorship by government.

• Right to circulate without censorship by senate.

What is freedom of assembly?

• Right to hold public meetings.

• Right to form associations without interference.

• Right to gather and collectively express and promote ideas peacefully.

• All of the above.

What is the free Exercise Clause?

• People are free to believe and act however they wish in matter of religion.

• People are free to act in any manner in matters of religion.

• People are free to act in any manner in matters of religion.

• All of the above