Bill of Rights Assessment

Which right means you can publish information about the government even if it isn't flattering to the government; we can have media that has any opinion it chooses.

• Assemble

• Petition

• Religion

• Press

• Speech

Putting a person on trial more than once for the same crime is

• double trouble

• harrassment

• double tree

• double jeopardy

Which right means you can ask the government to change and protest what they are doing/ not doing?

• Assemble

• Petition

• Religion

• Press

• Speech

In Tennessee, it is legal to own _____.

• machine guns

• a rocket

• a handgun

• explosives

Which right means you can peacefully gather?

• Assemble

• Petition

• Religion

• Press

• Speech

The police have come to your house and want to search for stolen goods. You say that they need a search warrant, but they proceed to search anyway. This search is legal.

• True

• False

Which right allows a person to voice their opinion against the government?

• Assemble

• Petition

• Religion

• Press

• Speech

The Constitution says the President of the United States cannot be held subject to a religious test. This is because every person has freedom to choose their.....

• firearms

• Punishment

• Religion

• property

This prevents the government from putting citizens on trial for the same crime more than once; they can't keep retrying you until they reach the verdict they want.

• Self Incrimination

• Double Jeopardy

• Due Process

• Grand Jury

You have the right to remain silent. You also do not have to speak at your trial. This is to avoid:

• Self Incrimination

• Double Jeopardy

• Due Process

• Grand Jury