Part 1: Civil Rights and Civil Liberties

Rights that are NOT listed directly in the Constitution are referred to as ____________.

• procedural rights

• guaranteed rights

• unenumerated rights

• substantive rights

Rights that protect citizens in the justice system are referred to as ____________.

• procedural rights

• guaranteed rights

• unenumerated rights

• substantive rights

Rights that are fundamental and belong to all citizens are referred to as ____________. The federal government can't infringe upon your rights.

• procedural rights

• guaranteed rights

• unenumerated rights

• substantive rights

In 1789, Madison drafted, or developed, a series of amendments to the Constitution. The 10 that were approved became known as the _______________.

• Bill of Rights

• Madison's doctrine

• Constitution

• Rights of Reason

Referred to as _______________, these are the rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights and are meant to protect the citizens from majority rule.

• Civil liberties

• Assembly rights

• Fundamental liberties

• Property rights

There are 5 freedoms of expression in the ____ Amendment.

• 1st

• 2nd

• 4th

• 5th

Substantive Rights (what the federal government can and can't do) include the First, Second and _____Amendments in the Bill of Rights.

• Fourth

• Third

• Fifth

• Eighth

Procedural rights protect citizens in the justice system. The Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Eighth Amendments refer to ___________ procedure.

• Criminal

• Civil

• State

• Federal

Procedural rights protect citizens in the justice system. The Seventh Amendment allows citizens to seek _________action.

• Civil

• State

• Federal

• Criminal

The Ninth Amendment protects any rights that are not specifically mentioned in the Constitution or Bill of Rights. The Tenth Amendment reserves powers for the __________ and for the people.

• states

• lawyers

• Supreme Court

• president