Vocabulary 5.2 review

impartial

• a suggestion or idea

• to be fair, not taking sides

• taking sides

• to limit or decide

When you ​ (a)   you establish or make official

• confirm
• impartial
• restrict
• interpret

To ​ ​ (a)   something means to take control of something by force.

• seize
• interpret
• ratify
• release

Match the following

• a change or addition to the Constitution

• Bill of Rights

•  the first ten amendments to the Constitution that protect rights and freedoms

• amendment

• a suggestion or idea

• proposal

• to approve or make official

• ratify

to explain  the meaning or purpose of an idea or event

• interpret

• ratify

• seize

• plead the 5th

restrict

• amend

• set free

• restrict

• ratify

a suggestion or idea

• jury

• proposal

• ratify

• civil

A group of citizens who decide the outcome of a trial are called a ​ (a)   .

• jury
• mob
• team
• judge

​ (a)   means non criminal or involving disputes about property or money matters.

• Civil
• criminal
• Judicial
• Executive

 respecting legal rights in court matters

• contempt

• disruptive

• due process

• confirm