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Welcome Contestants... Today ’ s

Amendments 1Amendments 2 Supreme Court CitizenshipVocabulary Grab Bag

Which amendment protects the rights of Americans to express themselves symbolically? A 100

1st A 100

The 8 th amendment protects citizens from A 200

Cruel and unusual punishment A 200

This amendment protects citizens from self-incrimination A 300

5th A 300

Which amendment have African Americans, women and other minority groups used to fight for equality? A 400

14 th Amendment A 400

Which amendment officially ended Jim Crow laws and granted African Americans full opportunities to vote? A 500

24 th Amendment A 500

This amendment set the voting age to 18 in all 50 states… B 100

26th B 100

The 19th amendment did what? B 200

Gave women suffrage (voting rights) B 200

Which amendment guarantees all citizens equal protection under the law? B 300

14th B 300

This amendment guarantees everyone the right to a speedy and public trial and right to a lawyer B 400

6th B 400

This amendment guarantees all those accused of a crime to due process of law & protects against double jeopardy. B 500

5th B 500

This Supreme Court case established everyone ’ s right to an attorney… C 100

Gideon v. Wainright C 100

Which Supreme Court case established the right to remain silent? C 200

Miranda v. Arizona C 200

What were the two outcomes of New Jersey vs. TLO? C 300

-Established more lenient procedures for schools to search students -Reduced students right to privacy C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

What was the outcome of Texas v. Johnson? C 400

Protected ones right to burn the American Flag as a demonstration of freedom of expression (speech) C 400

How does the Supreme Court protect the rights of all Americans? C 500

They determine if laws are unconstitutional and violate the rights of Americans C 500

What can ’ t an alien do that an American citizen can? 2 things D 100

Vote and run for public office D 100

What must one do/be to become a naturalized citizen? D 200

-18 years old -Live in the U.S. for a certain # of years -Pass test with 60% correct D 200

Do aliens have the same protections under law as citizens? Explain D 300

YES! Still protected by the Constitution and Bill of Rights D 300

List three responsibilities of a citizen D 400

-Jury Duty -Vote -Promote common good -Work -Serve in military -Pledge allegiance to U.S. -Obtain an education D 400

What ’ s the difference between a citizen right and responsibility? D 500

Right is guaranteed by law and a responsibility is an expectation of citizens D 500

The act of breaking a law based on ones morals E 100

Civil disobedience E 100

What is the exclusionary rule? E 200

Evidence that is obtained in an illegal search by police may not be used as evidence in court. E 200

What is double jeopardy? E 300

Being charged with the exact same crime twice E 300

Amendment: Protects citizens from unreasonable searches by police… E 400

4th E 400

What does it mean to plead the 5th? E 500

That you are refusing to speak, you are remaining silent based on your 5th amendment rights E 500

What was the Supreme Court decision in the Dred Scott case? F 100

Stated that slaves are property and are not free in a free state. 1 st time the Constitution was used to uphold slavery. F 100

Someone ’ s right to peacefully protest the government is protected by what? F 200

1st Amendment: Freedom of Assembly F 200

What is an example of civil disobedience? F 300

Answers will vary: F 300

When is Freedom of Speech limited? F 400

When it violates someone else ’ s rights. F 400

Why is citizen participation essential to the success of Democracy? F 500

The more citizens that vote and run for office will help make sure the best candidate is elected. F 500

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