Which amendment protects freedom of the press?

Which amendment protects freedom of religion?

Which amendment protects freedom of assembly and petition?

Which amendment protects the right to own a gun?

Which amendment protects us from the government requiring us to quarter soldiers in our homes?

Which amendment protects us from unreasonable searches and seizures?

Which amendment protects us from "double jeopardy" (being charged for the same crime twice)?

Which amendment protects us from being forced to testify against ourselves?

Which amendment protects our due process rights?

What amendment protects our right to fair and speedy trial?

What amendment protects our right to have an "impartial jury" when we are on trial?

What amendment protects our right to know what crime we are being charged with?

What amendment protects our right to confront the witnesses against us during a trial?

What amendment protects our right to call witnesses in our defense during a trial?

What amendment protects our right to have "counsel" (a lawyer) represent us during a trial?

What amendment protects our right to have a jury in a civil trial?

What amendment protects us from excessive fines and excessive bail?

What amendment protects us from cruel and unusual punishments?

What amendment says that citizens may enjoy certain rights that are not specifically listed in the Bill of Rights?

What amendment says that rights not specifically given to the federal government are held by the states?

The idea that the government receives its authority from the people of America is--

What is the principle of Republicanism?

Who shares power according to the principle of Federalism?

Which principle split the power of the government into three branches?

Why was the Bill of Rights included in the Constitution?

Popular Sovereignty means that--

Each branch having different powers and responsibilities is an example of -

Each branch having different powers and responsibilities is an example of -

States can make their own laws about education.

This is an example of which constitutional principle?

When the president disagrees with a law Congress wants passed, he can veto the law.

This action is an example of...

The principle that states each branch of government has the ability to limit the power of the other two branches -

The principle of government in which the federal and state governments share powers -

A government in which the people rule, the authority of the government comes from the people -

This principle states that the federal government be divided into 3 branches or power: legislative, judicial, and executive.

This is the idea that government power must have limits -

What are the 3 Branches of the federal government?

What does the Legislative Branch do?

What does the Judicial Branch do?

What does the Executive Branch do?

The idea of the "separation of powers" is credited to the political thinker...

The idea of "natural rights" is credited to the political thinker...

The most important aspect of the Magna Carta was the statement that...

What principle of the Constitution was first seen in the English Bill of Rights?