SC Studies Weekly - Week 14 Quiz (Bill of Rights)

The ___ defines what the government can and can't do.

• Articles of Confederation

• Bill of Rights

• Constitution

• Declaration of Independence

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The Constitution provided for three ____ of government.

• branches

• kinds

• types

• levels

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The Constitution did not protect the individual rights of ______.

• men

• landowners

• people

• women

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A change to the Constitution must be voted on. This change is called a(n)______.

• article

• amendment

• law

• right

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The Bill of Rights protects _____ rights.

• all

• federal

• individual

• states

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The Bill of Rights are the first ______ amendments to the Constitution.

• six

• eight

• 10

• 12

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The First Amendment protects a citizen's right to _____.

• keep and bear arms

• practice religion and speak freely

• a search warrant

• a speedy trial

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The Second Amendment protects a citizen's right to _____.

• keep and bear arms

• practice religion and speak freely

• a search warrant

• a speedy trial

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The Tenth Amendment states that _____.

• a person cannot be tried twice for the same crime

• all powers not given to the United States are given to the states

• a person must have a trial by jury

• punishment can not be cruel and unusual

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As South Carolinians returned home after the Revolutionary War, what did they find?

• businesses were operating and ready for business

• communities were growing

• homes and farms were destroyed, or ruined

• people had become rich selling supplies during the war

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