WorksheetsYISD MS 8th SS Bill of Rights Vocabulary
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 36mins
The executive, legislative, and judicial powers are given to 3 different branches.
2nd Amendment
Separation of Power
Federalism
Constitution
Right to bear arms.
Constitution
Federalism
2nd Amendment
8th Amendment
People are elected to power by the people.
Republicanism
Freedom of Speech
3rd Amendment
1st Amendment
Written agreement between the government and the people.
Constitution
Free Press
5th Amendment
Popular Sovereignty
Power is divided and shared between the federal and state governments.
4th Amendment
8th Amendment
Freedom of Speech
Federalism
No unreasonable searches or seizures.
4th Amendment
Free Press
Limited government
Popular Sovereignty
Ability to report the news or express an opinion.
Limited Government
5th Amendment
Checks and Balances
Free Press
To update or change the Constitution.
Amendment
Popular Sovereignty
Republicanism
Individual Rights
Protected by the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
1st Amendment
Limited Government
Individual Rights
3rd Amendment
Ability to express one’s opinions.
3rd Amendment
Freedom of Speech
5th Amendment
Checks and Balances
Freedom of Speech, Religion, Assembly, Press, and Petition.
1st Amendment
3rd Amendment
5th Amendment
2nd Amendment
No quartering of soldiers.
5th Amendment
1st Amendment
4th Amendment
3rd Amendment
No cruel or unusual punishment.
8th Amendment
7th Amendment
6th Amendment
5th Amendment
A government that is limited in power.
Popular Sovereignty
Checks and Balances
Limited Government
Freedom of Speech
Let the people decide.
Popular Sovereignty
5th Amendment
Checks and Balances
Amendment
Right to a speedy, public trial of your peers.
10th Amendment
6th Amendment
2nd Amendment
3rd Amendment
Safety measures that one branch does not get too powerful.
Federalism
Republicanism
Free Press
Checks and Balances
Rights of the accused including no self- incrimination.
5th Amendment
10th Amendment
9th Amendment
1st Amendment
