"The Bill of Rights"

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Test your knowledge of the first 10 amendments.

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Ryan Smith-Demers

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"The Bill of Rights"


Froggy Jumps "The Bill of Rights"Versión en línea Test your knowledge of the first 10 amendments. por Ryan Smith-Demers 1 Which rights are protected by the First Amendment? a Right to bear arms b Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition c Quartering soldiers in homes 2 What does the Second Amendment protect? a Right to keep and bear arms b Freedom of speech c Protection against unreasonable searches 3 What does the Third Amendment prohibit? a Excessive bail and fines b Quartering of soldiers in peacetime without consent c A trial by jury in civil cases 4 What is protected by the Fourth Amendment? a Right to a public, speedy trial b Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures c Protection against self-incrimination 5 Which principle is central to the Fifth Amendment? a Due process and protection against self-incrimination b No quartering of soldiers c Right to a jury trial in criminal cases 6 Name a key right guaranteed by the Sixth Amendment. a Protection against cruel and unusual punishment b Right to keep and bear arms c Right to a speedy and public trial 7 What does the Seventh Amendment protect? a Right to trial by jury in civil cases b Right to a speedy trial in all cases c No excessive fines or bail 8 Which protection is in the Eighth Amendment? a No cruel and unusual punishment b Protection against double jeopardy c Right to freedom of speech 9 What does the Ninth Amendment address? a Rights not enumerated in the Constitution belong to the people b States' powers are limited by the federal government c Quartering of soldiers is prohibited 10 What is the focus of the Tenth Amendment? a Abolition of cruel punishments b Right to a public trial in criminal cases c Powers not delegated to the federal government are reserved to the states or the people 11 Which amendment mentions due process and double jeopardy protections? a Fourth Amendment b First Amendment c Fifth Amendment 12 Which amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures? a Fourth Amendment b First Amendment c Tenth Amendment 13 Which amendment ensures freedom of religion and expression? a First Amendment b Ninth Amendment c Second Amendment 14 Originally, the Bill of Rights applied to which level of law? a Local ordinances b State laws only c Federal laws

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"The Bill of Rights"Versión en línea

por Ryan Smith-Demers

Which rights are protected by the First Amendment?

What does the Second Amendment protect?

What does the Third Amendment prohibit?

What is protected by the Fourth Amendment?

Which principle is central to the Fifth Amendment?

Name a key right guaranteed by the Sixth Amendment.

What does the Seventh Amendment protect?

Which protection is in the Eighth Amendment?

What does the Ninth Amendment address?

What is the focus of the Tenth Amendment?

Which amendment mentions due process and double jeopardy protections?

Which amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures?

Which amendment ensures freedom of religion and expression?

Originally, the Bill of Rights applied to which level of law?