Bill of Rights

Ratify

• To approve, to make a written document official by signing it.

• Not signing a written document

• to cancel or undo a law

Amendment

• A change to the constitution.

• A change to the Bill of Rights.

• To add or incorporate

Due Process

• people that represent others.

• Duties that citizens are expected to perform.

• The legal requirement that the state must respect a persons legal rights and follow proper legal rights.

Bill of Rights

• The first 5 amendments of the constitution.

• The last amendment

• The first 10 amendments of the constitution.

Jury

• A group of people that are chosen to decide the outcome of a trial.

• a soldier hired to fight for a foreign army.

• a person who is a member of the Church of Christ.

Civil

• noncriminal, or involving disputes about property, money or other matters.

• to obey the law and be a good citizen.

• a body of lawmakers

prejudiced

• having a bad attitude about someone or something before you know them or know the facts.

• an action taken that shows disapproval.

This ________protects citizens from law enforcement entering their home without permission.

• amendment

• Bill of Rights

• civil

The ________________are the first ten amendments to the constitution.

• Bill of Rights

• jury

• Ratify

He was __________against a person he knew nothing about.

• Prejudiced

• Civil

• Bill of Rights