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WorksheetsU.S. Constitution to 1876 Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 40mins
The U.S. Constitution is...
a list of suggestions for Politicians to follow.
a legal document that lists the rights and freedoms of all American citizens.
a piece of paper.
a figment of Mr. Ford's imagination.
The U.S. Constitution was first ratified (passed) in...
2022
1999
1865
1788
The Bill of Rights is...
a list of rights for people named Bill.
the name given to the first ten amendments in the Constitution.
a defunct amount of money from the Colonies.
a list of places where you can turn right.
The Bill of Rights was ratified in...
it has yet to be ratified.
1791
1993
2007
The First Amendment allows Americans to have the...
right to sit still and not say anything
more than one phone in their house.
freedom of speech/press, religion, and the right to assemble peacefully.
freedom to watch SHREK as many times as they want.
The Second Amendment gives American Citizens...
The right to own bear arms.
The right to bare their arms.
The right to bear arms and defend oneself and their property.
All of The Above.
None of The Above
The Third Amendment gives...
U.S. Servicemen & women free hotel rooms.
us to have freedom from having to have a soldier live in our home, without permission.
lets Americans to sleep wherever & whenever they want.
was a list of 18th century hotel reviews
The Fourth Amendment...
ensures freedom from unlawful search and seizure of your home and possessions.
guarantees that no Americans will ever have a seizure.
calls for law enforcement to have a judge's permission to search you, your home, or your car.
None of the Above
The Fifth Amendment ensures that...
you cannot be in trouble for something you confess to during a trial.
you are from self-incrimination; meaning that you can’t be expected to answer a question that will get you in trouble.
you are allowed to own more than five things at a time.
you are free to count to 5 in public as loud as you want.
The Sixth Amendment...
allows us to play Sonic The Hedgehog for as long as we want.
allows Americans the right to a speedy & public trial by an impartial jury.
gives Americans the right to sue whoever they want.
All of The Above
The Seventh Amendment...
sets minimum wage for new employees at $20.
gives us all $20 to start out with when we open an account with a bank.
ensures all Americans have a chance to win $20 every month.
gives Americans the right to trial by jury if you are fined more than $20.
allows American citizens to vote after they turn 7.
The Eighth Amendment...
gives us as American citizens freedom from cruel & unusual punishment.
sets guidelines for the American Legal System to follow when sentencing you for a crime.
allows you have 8 pieces of candy a day.
states that all families must have at least 8 people living in their homes to vote.
The Ninth Amendment...
ensures that the Government cannot deny you your rights guaranteed by the Constitution.
states that your front yard must have grass that is no more than 9in tall at all times.
states that you must drink at least 9 cups of milk a day.
sets the minimum age to work at 9-years-old.
The 10th Amendment...
sets out the limits for what the Federal Government is allowed to do
states that the Federal Government is limited in what they are allowed to do.
says that you can have at no more than 10 pets in your home.
sets the limit of words you're allowed to say at 10 words every hour.
The Thirteenth Amendment...
brought an end to the system & all practices of slavery.
is the reason why the number 13 is unlucky in the United States.
is just the number 13, in thirteen different languages for THIRTEEN pages.
allows Americans to vote, and drive after their thirteenth birthday.
The 13th Amendment was passed in
2001
1967
1865
1216
The Fourteenth Amendment...
Guaranteed all American citizens to earn $14 a day if they spend an hour outside.
promised equal rights to former slaves throughout the United States.
is 14 pages of the number 14 in Roman Numerals over and over.
limits the number of lawn ornaments you can have at any time of the year.
The 14th Amendment was passed in
1868
1191
1756
1929
The Fifteenth Amendment...
allowed for Black Americans to vote in all elections
allowed former slaves to vote in elections both city & state level
made the speed limit across the U.S. at 15 Miles Per Hour.
stops people from growing when they turn 15.
The 15th Amendment was passed in...
1870
1980
2009
1492
