WorksheetsIntroduction and Learning Goals
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which document lists core individual rights like speech, religion, and assembly in the United States?
Preamble to Constitution
Articles of Confederation
Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
Which freedom is symbolized by a protest sign reading 'Free Speech Zone'?
Freedom of petition
Freedom of religion
Freedom of speech
Freedom of press
Which amendment protects voting rights regardless of race?
24th Amendment
15th Amendment
23rd Amendment
19th Amendment
Which amendment established the direct election of U.S. Senators?
23rd Amendment
17th Amendment
26th Amendment
24th Amendment
Which amendment granted women the right to vote nationwide?
26th Amendment
23rd Amendment
19th Amendment
14th Amendment
Which amendment lowered the voting age to 18?
26th Amendment
17th Amendment
23rd Amendment
24th Amendment
Which First Amendment liberty allows people to formally request changes from the government?
Freedom of press
Freedom of religion
Freedom of assembly
Freedom of petition
Which term refers to legal protections that ensure fair treatment before the government deprives someone of life, liberty, or property?
Due process
Habeas corpus
Probable cause
Judicial review
Which vocabulary term relates to rules limiting government searches of people or property?
Establishment clause
Cruel punishments
Unreasonable searches
Self-incrimination
Which pair lists two rights both found in the First Amendment?
Freedom of speech
Right to counsel
Right to jury
Freedom of religion
Protection from seizure
Which situations describe censorship in the image? Select all that apply.
A printed pamphlet blocked for offensive content
A magazine delayed due to a printing error
A book removed because its facts are incorrect
A film banned for alarming ideas it contains
What does civil liberty mean in the image?
Permission to speak only with a lawyer present
Right to vote in every election without registration
Protection from all criticism on social media
Freedom to think and act without government interference
Slander is different from libel because slander involves what?
Private notes that never reach the public
Spoken untruths that damage reputation
True statements that protect reputation
Written untruths that damage reputation
Police want to search a house. What must they obtain when they have strong reasons to believe evidence is inside?
Citation for minor rule violations
Summons requesting a court appearance
Search warrant allowing property search
Arrest warrant signed by a judge
What best describes double jeopardy?
Appealing a verdict to a higher court
Charging someone before any investigation
Trying someone again after a not‑guilty verdict
Trying someone again after a guilty verdict
A city plans a public park and takes a privately owned vacant lot for it. Which term describes this government power?
Civil liberty protection
Private zoning by neighbors
Eminent domain for public use
Voluntary property donation
What is bail used for in the justice system?
Punishment before trial starts
Fee to hire court workers
Tax for using public lawyers
Security deposit to ensure return
What does suffrage mean, as suggested by the two "VOTE" buttons?
Permission to serve on juries
The act of collecting ballots
The right to vote in elections
A rule about campaign signs
After the Civil War, what were Black Codes designed to do?
Restrict job opportunities for African Americans
Expand equal property rights for all citizens
Limit various civil rights of African Americans
Increase voting access without barriers
