1. 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Ratification Articles of the Constitution Bill of Rights Yet, More BoR Hodge Podge

2. The group of Framers who wanted a strong central government, and supported ratifying the Constitution in its original form.

3. Federalists

4. Framers who felt that the Constitution provided too much power to the Federal Government, and opposed its ratification

5. Anti-Federalists

6. Madison, Hamilton, and Jay wrote a series of letters supporting the ratification of the Constitution. These letters were known as:

7. Federalist Papers

8. This document was a compromise between the Federalists and Anti-Federalists, and was designed to ensure protection of individual rights.

9. Bill of Rights

10. The Constitution is broken down into these separate areas:

11. Preamble Articles Amendments

12. Article which specifies the required age of Senators, Representatives, as well as the number of years in each term.

13. Article I

14. The Article dictating that the Supreme Court Justices serve for their entire life

15. Article III

16. The Article which states the President of the United States is the Commander-in- Chief of the Military.

17. Article II

18. Also known as “The Supremacy Clause”

19. Article VI

20. The Article lays out the process required to create and approve Amendments to the Constitution.

21. Article V

22. Freedom of Speech Freedom of Press

23. 1 st Amendment

24. Due Process Self-Incrimination

25. 5 th Amendment

26. No quartering of troops in homes during peacetime.

27. 3 rd Amendment

28. Right to Petition Right to Peaceably Assemble

29. 1 st Amendment

30. All Rights not enumerated for the Federal Government are retained by the States, or by the people.

31. 10 th Amendment

32. Right to Bear Arms Right of State Militia

33. 2 nd Amendment

34. No searching without a warrant, and a warrant must contain probable cause.

35. 4 th Amendment

36. Right to Counsel Impartial Jury Confront Witnesses

37. 6 th Amendment

38. Cruel and Unusual Punishment Excessive Bail

39. 8 th Amendment

40. The people enjoy more rights, not just the ones protected and enumerated in the Constitution

41. 9 th Amendement

42. The first three words of The Constitution

43. We The People

44. This phrase refers to private property that may be taken for public use, but that the landowner must be provided proper compensation (payment).

45. Eminent Domain

46. This freedom is also extended to something you may write, draw, or wear on your clothing to convey a message.

47. Freedom of Speech

48. Which political group would believe say or believe the following statement: The Constitution’s supremacy clause makes the national government’s laws superior to the state governments’ laws. This will destroy the state governments in favor of the national government.

49. Anti-Federalists

50. Which political group would believe say or believe the following statement: A strong executive is needed if the national government is to fulfill its responsibilities. There are checks and balances on the branches of government so no one branch, including the executive branch, can have too much power.

51. Federalists

52. Final Jeopardy

53. Bill of Rights Application Category:

54. When dealing with religion in public buildings, such as The 10 Commandments being displayed at a courthouse, there is a conflict between these two related portions of Freedom of Religion:

55. Establishment Clause Free Exercise Clause