You've Got Rights!

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32 questions

1

Click the 10 rights you think should be included in the Pamphlet of Protection

Which Protection # (or #s) in the Pamphlet of Protection matches each Amendment in the Bill of Rights?
Amendment #1 has 2 Protection numbers
Protection #4 is the answer for 2 different Amendments
Protection #7 is also used more than one time
Some Amendments do NOT have a Protection # that goes with it. If you cannot find a Protection, type N/A

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Amendment #1 = Protection # and #

1

Amendment #2 = Protection #

1

Amendment #3 = Protection #

1

Amendment #4 = Protection #

1

Amendment #6 = Protection #

1

Amendment #5 = Protection #

1

Amendment #7 = Protection #

1

Amendment #8 = Protection #

1

Amendment #9 = Protection #

1

Amendment #10 = Protection #

1

Amendment #13 = Protection #

1

Amendment #14 = Protection #

1

Amendment #15 = Protection #

1

Amendment #19 = Protection #

1

Amendment #26 = Protection #

Click the 10 rights you think should be included in the Pamphlet of Protection

A The people shall have the right to own weapons.

B Everyone must be friends with everyone else.

C People are free to express their opinions on any subject.

D A person accused of a crime has the right to a fair trial.

E Criminals sdhall not be punished in a way that is mean or weird

F The people shall have the right to clean streets and parks

G Laws can't stop adult citizens from voting

H The people shall have the right to a free education

I All people shall be protected equally by the laws

J The people shall never be enslaved

K No person shall be searched without a good reason

L The people shall be free to drive as soon as they can operate a car

M No person shall be required to fight in a war

N No person will be put on trial twice for the same crime

O A person may follow any religion or no religion

Which Protection # (or #s) in the Pamphlet of Protection matches each Amendment in the Bill of Rights?
Amendment #1 has 2 Protection numbers
Protection #4 is the answer for 2 different Amendments
Protection #7 is also used more than one time
Some Amendments do NOT have a Protection # that goes with it. If you cannot find a Protection, type N/A

Amendment #1 = Protection # and #

Amendment #2 = Protection #

Amendment #3 = Protection #

Amendment #4 = Protection #

Amendment #6 = Protection #

Amendment #5 = Protection #

Amendment #7 = Protection #

Amendment #8 = Protection #

Amendment #9 = Protection #

Amendment #10 = Protection #

Amendment #13 = Protection #

Amendment #14 = Protection #

Amendment #15 = Protection #

Amendment #19 = Protection #

Amendment #26 = Protection #

Individual Freedoms

Protection From Government power

Rights of the Accused

Feared a strong central government

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Thought the Constitution was enough to protect citizens' rights

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Agreed to the Bill of Rights as a compromise

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Worried a list of rights might be seen as the ONLY rights people had

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Thought the Constitution needed a list of protected rights

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Opposed the Constitution as-is

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Believed citizens had rights that should be protected

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Wanted the Constitution to be approved as-is

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Believed in American independence and freedom

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

What might happen if there wasn't the 6th amendment?

What might happen if there wasn't the 4th amendment?

What might happen if there wasn't the 8th amendment?

What might happen if there wasn't the 1st amendment?

Individual Freedoms

1a The freedom to practice any religion or no religion

1b Right to assemble peacefully (will work in two categories)

2 Right to keep and bear arms

4 No reasonable searches and seizures by the government

5a The government can't take a person's life, liberty, or property without due process of law

5b No person can be tried twice for the same crime

5c The government can't take private property without compensation (will work in two categories)

6a The right to a speedy trial

6b People accused of a crime have the right to a lawyer

8 No cruel and unusual punishment

9 Rights listed in the Constitution are not the only rights people have. (will work in two categories)

13 Slavery shall not exist in the United States

15 People have the right to vote regardless of race

19 Women cannot be denied the right to vote

Protection From Government power

1a The freedom to practice any religion or no religion

1b Right to assemble peacefully (will work in two categories)

2 Right to keep and bear arms

4 No reasonable searches and seizures by the government

5a The government can't take a person's life, liberty, or property without due process of law

5b No person can be tried twice for the same crime

5c The government can't take private property without compensation (will work in two categories)

6a The right to a speedy trial

6b People accused of a crime have the right to a lawyer

8 No cruel and unusual punishment

9 Rights listed in the Constitution are not the only rights people have. (will work in two categories)

13 Slavery shall not exist in the United States

15 People have the right to vote regardless of race

19 Women cannot be denied the right to vote

Rights of the Accused

1a The freedom to practice any religion or no religion

1b Right to assemble peacefully (will work in two categories)

2 Right to keep and bear arms

4 No reasonable searches and seizures by the government

5a The government can't take a person's life, liberty, or property without due process of law

5b No person can be tried twice for the same crime

5c The government can't take private property without compensation (will work in two categories)

6a The right to a speedy trial

6b People accused of a crime have the right to a lawyer

8 No cruel and unusual punishment

9 Rights listed in the Constitution are not the only rights people have. (will work in two categories)

13 Slavery shall not exist in the United States

15 People have the right to vote regardless of race

19 Women cannot be denied the right to vote

Feared a strong central government

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Thought the Constitution was enough to protect citizens' rights

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Agreed to the Bill of Rights as a compromise

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Worried a list of rights might be seen as the ONLY rights people had

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Thought the Constitution needed a list of protected rights

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Opposed the Constitution as-is

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Believed citizens had rights that should be protected

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Wanted the Constitution to be approved as-is

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both

Believed in American independence and freedom

A Federalist

B Anti-Federalists

C Both