Bill of Rights

What was the primary purpose of adding the Bill of Rights to the Constitution?

• To establish a federal tax system

• To protect individual liberties and limit government power

• To create the electoral college

• To establish the Supreme Court

Which First Amendment protection ensures citizens can request the government to address grievances?

• Freedom of religion

• Freedom of assembly

• Right to petitiion

• Freedom of press

Under the Second Amendment, which statement is most accurate?

• There can be no restrictions on firearm ownership

• Only military personnel can own firearms

• Firearms are prohibited for civilian use

• Reasonable regulations can be imposed for public safety.

Why was the Third Amendment historically significant?

• It protected against unreasonable searches

• It established freedom of religion

• It prevented forced housing of British soldiers

• It guaranteed trial by jury

What is required for law enforcement to conduct a legal search under the Fourth Amendment?

• Verbal permission from a supervisor

• Probable cause and a warrant from a judge

• Reasonable suspicion only

• Written permission from the property owner

Which protection is NOT provided by the Fifth Amendment?

• Protection against self-incrimination

• Right to a speedy trial

• Protection against double jeopardy

• Right to due process

How does the Eighth Amendment protect accused individuals?

• By guaranteeing free legal representation

• By prohibiting cruel and unusual punishment

• By ensuring a speedy trial

• By requiring Miranda rights

What principle does the Tenth Amendment establish?

• Separation of church and state

• Equal prtoection under law

• Federalism and state powers

• Freedom of expression

Which statement best describes the Ninth Amendment's purpose?

• It establishes voting rights

• It protects rights not specifically listed in the Constitution

• It defines citizenship

• It outlines presidential powers

Under the Sixth Amendment, which right is guaranteed to accused individuals?

• Right to remain silent

• Right to confront witnesses

• Right to avoid self-incrimination

• Right to avoid double jeopardy