bill of rights Crossword Puzzles

21 Clues: Civil rights • Income taxes • Black suffrage • States' rights • Terms of office • Women's suffrage • Search and arrest • Right to bear arms • Senatorial elections • Abolition of slavery • Right to a fair trial • Rights in civil cases • Repeal of Prohibition • Prohibition of liquor • Quartering of soldiers • Presidential elections • Bail, fines, punishment • Lawsuits against states • ...

30 Clues: LAW • BILL • STATE • POWER • PARTY • CIVIL • LEGAL • NATION • DEBATE • SENATE • RIGHTS • FEDERAL • LIBERAL • CABINET • CITIZEN • ELECTION • CONGRESS • REPUBLIC • PREAMBLE • POLITICS • EXECUTIVE • PATRIOTIC • JUDICIARY • AUTHORITY • LEGITIMACY • GOVERNANCE • DEMOCRATIC • GOVERNMENT • CONSTITUTION • INDEPENDENCE

30 Clues: Batayang batas ng isang bansa. • Unang bahagi ng "Bill of Rights." • Karapatang may kaugnayan sa lipunan. • Daglat ng organisasyong bumuo ng UDHR. • Karapatang may kaugnayan sa kabuhayan. • Pangalan ng asawa ni Eleanor Roosevelt. • Pribilehiyo at kalayaang taglay ng tao. • Likas na halaga at respeto sa bawat tao. • Karapatang likas na taglay ng bawat isa. • ...

14 Clues: states rights • freedom of speech • search and arrest • freedom of religion • rights in civil cases • right to a fair trial • quartering of soldiers • the right to bear arms • rights in criminal cases • freedom of press or media • bail, fines, and punishments • rights retained by the people • helped write the Bill of Rights • inspired the idea of the Bill of Rights

15 Clues: Article 1 protects free ______ • The month it was ratified in 1791 • Guarantees the right to bear arms • The number of amendments there are • President who founded Bill of Rights Day • The number of original copies commissioned. • People in court are allowed to "plead" this • Original number of amendments (2 were removed) • This founding father who proposed the amendments • ...

20 Clues: John Adams Wife • Wrote the Defence • Scottish Philosopher • Third Vice President • Kite and Key Inventor • Democratic Revolution • Author of Common Sense • Constitution Supporters • Home place of Washington • 6 foot 2 inches red hair • Head of the War Department • Home town of James Madison • Father of the Bill of Rights • United States First President • Precursor to the Bill of Rights • ...

9 Clues: Discuss. • Approve. • going against. • Bill of rights. • rights Unalienable rights. • of rights of rights Constitution • sign of give formal consent to making it officially. • Opposed the constitution without the bill of rights. • supports the constitution without the bill of rights.

28 Clues: voting • counting votes. • loyal to a cause. • a form of government. • importance of the state. • introduced by the senate. • Spectrum, a linear visual. • section 15 of the charter. • on the Rights of the Child, • civil and political rights. • favoured individual freedom. • Declaration of Human Rights, • of Law, no one is above the law. • Groups, known as interest groups. • ...

22 Clues: Didn't work • To cancel a law • *sniff* *sniff* • To Approve a law • Replaced The Articles • Congress Is made of 2 parts • A representative to a meeting • A group of people who make laws • Where the constitution was made • Placed Limits on the kings power • Smaller states preferred this plan • people have power over their government • Supported a stronger national government • ...

18 Clues: right to say no • right to be safe • right to be you • right to make mistakes • right to your own privacy • right to love and be loved • right to put yourself first • right to be treated with respect • right to not be liked by everyone • right to be human and not perfect • right to make decisions that affect you • right to earn and control your own money • ...

15 Clues: court • court • game show • freedom of • people have • people do it • bill of right • bill of rights • bill of rights • people have it • bill of rights • people made it • you can get one • people have to follow • officers can get it from a judge

15 Clues: court • court • game show • freedom of • people have • people do it • bill of right • bill of rights • bill of rights • people have it • bill of rights • people made it • you can get one • people have to follow • officers can get it from a judge

17 Clues: rights • Approved document • Allows free speech • Tells the peoples rights • Limits powers of amendments • writer of the bill of rights • people were forced to join the • The second amendment does this • gives the right to a fair trial • Bans cruel or unusual punishment • Gives the right to remain silent • Says the constitution isn't complete • What happened on September 25th, 1789? • ...

21 Clues: Carta • review • of law • Compact • Congress • Rebellion • of powers • democracy • Compromise • Compromise • Convention • government • sovereignty • & Indian War • and balances • of Burgesses • Bill of Rights • of Independence • of Confederation • rule, minority rights • Constitution (Preamble, Articles, Amendments)

15 Clues: The states approved the Bill of Rights • prevents any branch from becoming too powerful • wanted the government's first priority to be the Bill of Rights • supports citizens' rights, “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" • believed that the Constitution would not protect their individual freedoms • ...

15 Clues: laws • union • court • rights • judicial • congress • senators • Amendment • president • Independent • legislative • constitution • bill of rights • court supreme court • House of Representatives

20 Clues: remove forcibly from power. • jointly ruling with someone else. • Revolution, the overthrow of James II. • form of government with a monarch at the head. • Gall ink, ink used to write the English Bill of Rights. • a person or thing that comes before another of the same kind. • of speech, the right to voice your opinions without censorship. • ...

18 Clues: Madison, Wrote the Bill of Rights. • Amendment, We have the right to bear arms (to own a gun). • The Sixth Amendment guarantees the right to a speedy _____________. • The Seventh Amendment guarantees the right for a trial by _____________. • Amendment, The Government can not search your belongings without a warrant. • ...

19 Clues: Trade • Terms • Rights • of Law • Neglect • Passage • Awakening • Liberties • Democracy • Tea Party • Democracy • of Rights • Government • Compromise • Sovereignty • Contract Theory • Great Compromise • of Confederation • (The time period)

12 Clues: To carry a gun. • other news media. • first amendment right of newspapers, • Newspapers, magazines, news channels, podcasts • etc., to report news without being controlled by the government. • The Bill of Rights is the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution. • To study or examine something to find out what it is or what makes it work. • ...

12 Clues: to approve • Arms carry firearms • to give permission or an agreement • Powers powers given to the state government • physical changes to the wording of a document • a person or group charged with or on trial for a crime • a written request to an authority signed by many people • a group of people gathered in one place for a common purpose • ...

12 Clues: Who wrote the Bill of Rights • This amendment banned slavery • This amendment defined citizenship • This amendment allows women to vote • Which branch of the government makes laws • The number of sentors each state can have • This amendment allows the right to bear arms • Which branch of the government interprets laws • This branch of the government passes/vetos laws • ...

12 Clues: The 2nd amendment • a power or privilege • the first 10 amendments • you can say what you want • the right to remain silent • has to be paid as punishment for a crime • the basic principles and laws of a nation • to legally search your personal propertied • to take someone to court to take there money • people who decided if you are guilty or incident • ...

12 Clues: THE 8th Amendment forbids excessive... • The 2nd Amendment ensures the right to... • The 4th Amendment requires all trials be... • The 8th Amendment forbids cruel and unusual... • The first right protected by the Bill of Rights. • All accused people have the right to a ____ trial. • All people accused of a crime have the right to a... • ...

12 Clues: Which amendment forbids cruel & unusual punishment? • Which amendment gives you the right to free speech? • The fifth amendment gives people the right to remain... • The second amendment guarantees you the right to bear... • The second amendment gives you the right to keep and own... • The fifth amendment says that you cannot be ____________ without a fair trial. • ...

12 Clues: & seizure. • & assembly. • The right to bear arms. • The right to have a jury for a trial. • The right to a fair and speedy trial. • The right to have Freedom from unlawful • The right to freedom of speech, religion, the • The right to not be forced to quarter troops. • The right to no self incrimination or double jeopardy. • ...

12 Clues: Country we live in • Police need this to search your home • Change or addition to the Constitution • You have the right to peacefully what? • Number of amendments in the bill of rights • Type of talking protected by the 1st Amendment • This amendment protects to the right to bear arms • If you are a defendant, you have a right to a what? • ...

12 Clues: amendment that is right to bear arms • amendment securing right to trial by jury • first amendment right: freedom of _______ • amendment securing speedy and public trial • amendment that relates to quartering soldiers • amendment regarding the right to remain silent • amendment that is right to freedom of religion • amendment regarding unlawful search and seizure • ...

15 Clues: court • court • game show • freedom of • people have • people do it • bill of right • bill of rights • bill of rights • people have it • bill of rights • people made it • you can get one • people have to follow • officers can get it from a judge

12 Clues: Gives us free speech and religion • the government is required to follow this • takes place when you sue somebody else for money • means you cannot be tried for the same crime twice • the 8th amendment states that punishments cannot be • is guaranteed to those arrested by the 6th amendment • there have been 27 of these added to the Constitution • ...

12 Clues: Money • Debate • Impose a charge • Rise in the economy • A tax, duty, or toll • Not from around here • In complete agreement • Impose a toll on someone • An argument or disagreement • Taking possession of something • You must or have to do something • Urge or force something to do something

12 Clues: The First Amendment ensures freedom of __________. • The Bill of __________ outlines fundamental freedoms. • The Sixth Amendment ensures a fair and speedy __________. • The Second Amendment protects the right to __________ arms. • The Eighth Amendment prohibits cruel and unusual __________. • Freedom of __________ is protected under the First Amendment. • ...

12 Clues: What does the 7th Amendment grant you? • What amendment prevents cruel & unusual punishment? • What amendment gives you the right to remain silent? • what clause allows you to express any religion freely? • what does the 2nd amendment give you the freedom to do? • what amendment states you can't be forced to quarter solider? • ...

12 Clues: Violated • limiting • No quartering • stated in writing • Right to bear arms • Freedom for the people • Punishable by execution • No searching without a warrant • setting right of something wrong • The first ten amendments of the Constitution • having the option to not speak unless to a lawyer • Having the right to a quick trial, witnesses, and unbiased jury

18 Clues: A proposed law • People give consent to be governed • To reject a proposed law or a bill • Powers are divided among 3 branches • The opening section of the Constitution • Another name for the first 10 amendments • The branch of government that writes the laws • The branch of government that carries out the laws • ...

34 Clues: This amendment ended slavery. • The right to vote is known as ____ • The 5th Amendment protects you from • This Amendment lowered the voting age to 18 • This Amendment gave women the right to vote • You have the ___ to a speedy and public trial • Law enforcement needs this to search your home • This Amendment promises equality under the law • ...

18 Clues: Gathering peacefully • The news, media, etc. • Saying and wearing what you want • The type of government America is • Protesting the government for change • The Founders didn't want it too powerful • When you swear your loyalty to something • What the founders wanted Americans to have • Complaints citizens have about their leaders • ...

12 Clues: to approve • Arms carry firearms • to give permission or an agreement • Powers powers given to the state government • physical changes to the wording of a document • a person or group charged with or on trial for a crime • a written request to an authority signed by many people • a group of people gathered in one place for a common purpose • ...

12 Clues: changes to the Constitution • the right to carry a licensed gun • also known as when the people rule • powers given to the state government • to make a change to the constitution • giving permisson for something to happen • one who believes in a centeral government • the first 10 amendments of the constitution • one who thinks there should be a limited government • ...

12 Clues: official members of a country or state • a change or addition to a document or law • rights and powers to act and think as one wishes • a freedom or power that a person can justly claim • the right of people to share their opinions publicly • basic values or ideals that guide actions or decisions • the separation of groups of people from one another based on race • ...

15 Clues: Due process • Civil trials • Excessive bail • Quartering troops • Right to bear arms • Rights of the accused • Forbids double jeopardy • Illegal search and seizure • Cruel and Unusual punishment • The states and the people have a say • Charges must be started by a grand jury • There are (blank) in the bill of rights • Other rights not listed in the constitution • ...

12 Clues: the right to have news outlets • You can have a weapon in your house. • the right to believe whatever you want • you can not be forced to confess a crime • police cant search you without a warrant • Cannot recieve a harsh punishment for a minor crime • ensures people can gather and meet, both publicly and privately. • ...

12 Clues: Given by the ninth amendment That gives citizens Extra rights • Given by the third Amendment that prohibits Quartering Soldiers. • Given by the seventh amendment that allows a fair jury to any trail • Given by the First Amendment That allows a free expression of words • Given by the second Amendment That allows citizens to have a firearm • ...

12 Clues: The Bill of Rights amends this document. • Protects from cruel and unusual punishment. • The Bill of Rights are the first __ amendments. • Amendment that guarantees the right to bear arms. • Amendment that gives you the right to remain silent. • The Bill of Rights is meant to protect freedoms of __. • Author of the Bill of Rights, founding father James __. • ...

12 Clues: to approve • Arms carry firearms • to give permission or an agreement • Powers powers given to the state government • physical changes to the wording of a document • a person or group charged with or on trial for a crime • a written request to an authority signed by many people • a group of people gathered in one place for a common purpose • ...

12 Clues: ______ services or treatment. • Be treated with courtesy and _____. • A _____ of the home care bill of rights. • ______ freely among available providers. • Receive written ________ in plain language. • Information including what to do if _____ are violated. • Have personal financial and medical information kept _______. • ...

12 Clues: amendment rights to have guns. • amendment freedom of speech and press. • Madison Wrote the bill of rights and the constitution • people who are chosen to represent others at a meeting • amendment Federal and state rights have their differences • amendment Police cannot search your house without a warrant • ...

12 Clues: The Bill of Rights has ___ amendments. • This amendment guarantees due process of law. • This amendment reserves powers to the states. • This amendment guarantees the "five freedoms." • The second amendment guarantees the right to... • This amendment ensures a trial by jury for civil cases. • This amendment prevents unreasonable searches and seizures. • ...

12 Clues: The 2nd Amendment protects the right to ......... • What are the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution called? • The 4th Amendment protects the people from ..... searches and seizures • The 6th Amendment ensures people have the right to a .... and public trial • Supports the 5th Amendment in ensuring all people being arrested are aware of their rights • ...

12 Clues: the second amendment dealing with guns • the first amendment dealing with belief • the first amendment dealing with speaking • what does the 14th amendment give to citizens • what right does the 7th amendment guarantee you • what amendment protects you from self-incrimination • what kind of punishments does the 8th amendment prohibit • ...

12 Clues: The 2nd amendment is the right to bear __________ • The first 10 Amendments are called the ________________ • The __________ amendment protects things like speech and protest • The 9th amendment says we have __________ not listed in the Constitution • The 7th amendment guarantees a right to trial by __________ in a civil case • ...

12 Clues: What do you call rights you're born with • What act is protected under the First Amendment? • What rights has not been subject to incorporation? • What civil liberty is protected by the Bill of Rights? • The term prior restraint refers to which government action? • What do you call rights you get from being part of a society • ...

24 Clues: X • War • War • War • Wall • Race • Boom • Bill • Plan • Power • Theory • Society • of Pigs • Doctrine • v. Board • Movement • Doctrine • of Tonkin • Offensive • on Poverty • Missile Crisis • Luther King Jr. • Rights Act (1965) • Rights Act (1964)

15 Clues: change something • to change something • for the bill of rights • what would destroy the US • against the bill of rights • who wrote 5 federalist papers • who wrote 51 federalist papers • who wrote 29 federalist papers • the papers the federalists wrote • what the us has that keeps it together • Federalist who didn't write any papers • how many federalist papers were written • ...

19 Clues: elect • economy type of USA • the freedom to meet • economy type of USA • first person in line • no one is ----the law • government form of USA • the freedom to worship • government form of USA • the right to say what you want • the right to write what you want • this is a change to constitution • constitution is the ________ law • state government power to educate • ...

15 Clues: A change to the U.S. Constitution • Amendment 10 gives you various other... • Gives anyone the right to buy and own firearms • It is illegal to (____) any of the amendments. • (_____ _______) was the one who wrote the Bill of Rights. • The Bill of Rights is composed of (___) different amendments. • The basic laws of a place that determines the government's power • ...

15 Clues: A change to the U.S. Constitution • Amendment 10 gives you various other... • Gives anyone the right to buy and own firearms • It is illegal to (____) any of the amendments. • (_____ _______) was the one who wrote the Bill of Rights. • The Bill of Rights is composed of (___) different amendments. • The basic laws of a place that determines the government's power • ...

15 Clues: Right to bear arms. • Freedom of religion. • Wrote the Bill of Rights. • A list of limits of government power. • Excessive bail shall not be required. • The house approved ________ ammendments. • Wrote the Virginia Decleration of Rights. • Make up the bill of rights in the constitution. • No soldier in time of peace shall be quartered. • ...

15 Clues: Right to bear arms. • Freedom of religion. • Wrote the Bill of Rights. • A list of limits of government power. • Excessive bail shall not be required. • The house approved ________ ammendments. • Wrote the Virginia Decleration of Rights. • Make up the bill of rights in the constitution. • No soldier in time of peace shall be quartered. • ...

15 Clues: the first amendment • There are ___ amendments • the eighth amendment _____ excessive bail • second amendment protects citizens right to ___ arms • the Bill of Rights was based on several previous_____ • the seventh amendment says that civil cases also be tried by jury • the sixth amendment guarantees a _____ trial by a jyry of one's peers • ...

21 Clues: This branch makes the laws • To intrude on the rights of others • Every bill starts as an __________. • A plan laid out for others to consider • To speak for a long time to delay a vote • There are 100 members (2 for each state) • There are 435 members based on population • The right to reject a proposal or decision • The first ten amendments to our Constitution • ...

15 Clues: state rights. • I plead the _____. • rights in civil cases. • The right to Bear what? • What amendment has freedom? • the right to a speedy trial. • who wrote the Bill of Rights. • Rights retained by the People. • how many amendments are there?? • you can bail someone out of jail. • how many amendments are there in total. • No soldier should _______ in peoples homes. • ...

17 Clues: to gather • an attorney • right to vote • tax paid to vote • housing soldiers • change to Constitution • right to remain silent • too severe a punishment • ask the gov for something • to make yourself look guilty • being tried twice for a crime • police search and take evidence • rights NOT listed in the Constitution • gov takes personal land for public use • ...

17 Clues: Libel • Slander • Amendment II right • Right of trail by jury • Police need a warrant to do this • Rights protected by Amendment VI • Reserves some powers to the states • Protection against quartering of troop • Gives people more rights not specified • The first ten amendments are called this • A March of protest is an example of this • States can take property with compensation • ...

15 Clues: State Rights • I plead the _____. • rights in civil cases. • The right to Bear what? • What amendment has freedom? • the right to a speedy trial. • who wrote the Bill of Rights. • Rights retained by the People. • how many amendments are there?? • you can bail someone out of jail. • how many amendments are there in total. • No soldier should _______ in peoples homes. • ...

16 Clues: civil • branch • amendment • of rights • of powers • legislative • of a nation • to make laws. • Supreme Court • and constitution • of the rights of the citizen. • law of the U.S. federal government • the Bill of Rights, the entire Constitution would fall apart. • may be proposed either by the Congress, through a joint resolution passed by a two-thirds vote • ...

20 Clues: - King executed after the English Civil War. • - Leader of the Puritans and Lord Protector of England. • - A form of government with a king or queen at its head. • - The period marking the return of the monarchy in 1660. • - Supporters of Parliament during the English Civil War. • - The church established as England's official religion. • ...

20 Clues: - King executed after the English Civil War. • - Leader of the Puritans and Lord Protector of England. • - The church established as England's official religion. • - Supporters of Parliament during the English Civil War. • - The period marking the return of the monarchy in 1660. • - A form of government with a king or queen at its head. • ...

21 Clues: rights of the people. • Right of trial by jury • What Branch has Congress? • No quartering of soldiers. • Right to keep and bear arms • Counselors to the President • Who wrote the Bill of Rights • What 2 parts make up Congress? • how long is the Presidents term? • What Branch is the President in? • right to a speedy and public trial • Which law is the highest in the nation? • ...

17 Clues: Who wrote the Bill of Rights? • The Fifth Amendment forbids double ______. • The amendment that gives us the right to bear arms. • In what month of 1791 was the Bill of Rights ratified? • Excessive _______ are prohibited by the eighth amendment. • This amendment grants the right to jury trial in civil cases • ...

20 Clues: meet • first • state • basic • change • choose • freedom • freedom • economy • worship • economy • supreme • government • government • the law noone • war federal • money federal • of law principle • up establish • of rights constitution

10 Clues: An article added to the Bill of Rights • Often referred as the Founding Father. • The document listing our rights as people. • The Document defining our system of government. • The current number of amendments in Bill of Rights. • The year 1791, when the Bill of Rights was ___________. • The colonists against the Constitution who were afraid of another monarchy. • ...

20 Clues: Democracy is a ________ system. • Regular, free and fair __________. • democracy has the Bill of _______. • ______ of ideas, speech ,and assembly. • Democracy needs free *public* education. • A stable economy and a strong ______ class. • Majority rules, ______, and minority rights • The Iroquois Great law of _____ was influential. • ...

16 Clues: The original 13 _______. • He wanted a National Bank. • He believed in state's rights • This the name for the two houses of government. • People in the United States have freedom of _____ • The First ______ guarantees the Freedom of Speech • People's ______ are explained in the First Ten amendments. • Name of people who were fighting for the American colonies. • ...

17 Clues: You have the right to a trial by __ • People must be given a __ punishment • The 13th amendment gave freedom to whom • What are the first 10 amendments called • You have the right to be defended by __ • All 50 states are __ by the Constitution • The second amendment give you the right to • You don't have to __ during your own trial • ...

17 Clues: You have the right to a trial by __ • People must be given a __ punishment • What are the first 10 amendments called • You have the right to be defended by __ • The 13th amendment gave freedom to whom • All 50 states are __ by the Constitution • You don't have to __ during your own trial • The second amendment give you the right to • ...

17 Clues: You have the right to a trial by __ • People must be given a __ punishment • You have the right to be defended by __ • The 13th amendment gave freedom to whom • What are the first 10 amendments called • All 50 states are __ by the Constitution • You don't have to __ during your own trial • The second amendment give you the right to • ...

17 Clues: The right to gather in groups peacefully • Protects against cruel and unusual punishment • This amendment protects your right to bear arms • A formal accusation that starts a criminal case • Protection from being forced to testify against yourself • Rights not listed in the Constitution are still protected • ...

17 Clues: a vote that blocks a decision • a cruel and oppresive dictator • a statue in draft before it becomes a law • the act of forming or establishing something • the system or form by which a community is ruled • approve and express assent, responsiblity, or obligation • the system of courts that adjudicates legal disputes/disagreements • ...

17 Clues: voting • sixth amendment • ninth amendment • first amendment • third amendment • tenth amendment • fifth amendment • second amendment • eighth amendment • fourth amendment • seventh amendment • rights of a person • the states work together • the branches share power • when the people have power • governments power is limited • the branches can amend or veto acts of another branch

19 Clues: Act • Act • Acts • Plan • review • of law • Congress • of powers • of Rights • Rebellion • Convention • & Indian War • and balances • of the governed • of Independence • of Confederation • Act Townshend Act • rule, minority rights • Constitution (Preamble, Articles, Amendments)

15 Clues: ignored, bill • Charging for a crime • plan restored rights • traitors, southerners • amendment freed salves • south democratic control • bureau helped, southerners • rights act, gave equal rights • amendment Required citizenship • bill state's voting population • amendment denied to vote, race • acts Divided, 5 military territories • democrats,control of southern republican • ...

15 Clues: ignored, bill • Charging for a crime • plan restored rights • traitors, southerners • amendment freed salves • south democratic control • bureau helped, southerners • rights act, gave equal rights • amendment denied to vote, race • amendment Required citizenship • bill state's voting population • acts Divided, 5 military territories • Klux Klan Secret society, terror/violent • ...

15 Clues: ignored, bill • Charging for a crime • plan restored rights • traitors, southerners • amendment freed salves • south democratic control • bureau helped, southerners • rights act, gave equal rights • amendment denied to vote, race • amendment Required citizenship • bill state's voting population • acts Divided, 5 military territories • Klux Klan Secret society, terror/violent • ...

21 Clues: amendment that gives you the right to a jury • amendment that protects your right to bear arms • group that believes in a strong, federal government • amendment that protects you from quartering soldiers • amendment that states you have the right to due process • amendment that protects you from unlawful search and seizure • ...

14 Clues: ___ wrote the bill of rights • Legislative branch makes_______ • Executive branch includes ______ • All three houses share the power • Their originally _____ Amendments • The Senate is part of the ______ branch. • The executive branch can do this to bills • The 1st amendment protects freedom of_____ • The Bill of rights day is celebrated ____ 15th • ...

11 Clues: process. • The Second Amendment gives citizens the right to bear • The Fourth Amendment protects citizens from ______ search and seizure • The Sixth Amendment assures the right to a ____ trial by a jury of one’s peers... • The Third Amendment prohibits the government from quartering _____ in private homes • ...

11 Clues: 2nd amendment • 1st amendment • 6th amendment • 7th amendment • 3rd amendment • 8th amendment • 4th amendment • 1st amendment (talk) • 1st amendment (change) • 1st amendment (Gathering) • 1st amendment (riots are not allowed)

11 Clues: What amendment lists the 5 freedoms • Assembly, Religion, Press, Petition, and ____ • What amendment guarantees the right to a lawyer • The Second amendment gives the right to ____ arms • What amendment prevents people from double jeapordy • What amendment protects the right to people having a jury in court • ...

14 Clues: ___ wrote the bill of rights • Legislative branch makes_______ • Executive branch includes ______ • All three houses share the power • Their originally _____ Amendments • The Senate is part of the ______ branch. • The executive branch can do this to bills • The 1st amendment protects freedom of_____ • The Bill of rights day is celebrated ____ 15th • ...

14 Clues: supreme • republic • articles • movement • government • Rights rights • Government power • and Balances taxes • of Powers fairness • of Rights adementments • Convention Pennsylvania • of Confederation uinion • Sovereignty authority • Compromise agreement

20 Clues: meet • first • state • basic • change • choose • freedom • freedom • economy • worship • economy • supreme • government • government • war federal • the law no one • money federal • of law principle • up establish • of rights constitution

25 Clues: Author of the Bill of Rights • This cannot be cruel and unusual • We have the right to "bear" these • Trials must be public and also this • Group that demanded a Bill of Rights • The act of testifying against oneself • Social, electronic, and printed media • Probable cause is needed to obtain one • These types of searches are not allowed • ...

19 Clues: Change or addition to the Constitution • The name of the second U.S. government • Alternate name for the French & Indian War • Suffrage, otherwise known as the right to ___ • The thing that inspired the colonists to revolt • Whose rights are protected by the Bill of Rights? • Name of the King of England before the American Revolution • ...

18 Clues: James _____________ wrote the Bill of Rights. • The Bill of Rights were written for our _____________ rights. • The first Ten Amendments were known as the Bill of _____________. • The Sixth Amendment guarantees the right to a speedy _____________. • The Seventh Amendment guarantees the right for a trial by _____________. • ...

20 Clues: a proposed law • A realized bill • defamatory speech • 1st 10 amendments • defamatory writing • ending a filibuster • taken every 10 years • sentimental journalism • Biden's political party • Trump's political party • support from both parties • president blocking a bill • delaying a bill by talking • change to the constitution • branch that includes congress • branch that includes the courts • ...

18 Clues: James _____________ wrote the Bill of Rights. • The Bill of Rights were written for our _____________ rights. • The first Ten Amendments were known as the Bill of _____________. • The Sixth Amendment guarantees the right to a speedy _____________. • The Seventh Amendment guarantees the right for a trial by _____________. • ...

30 Clues: Written law • Canada’s national animal • Able to speak two languages. • Rights that are a privilege. • Canada’s national winter sport • Many cultures within a country • Canada’s national summer sport • Personal duties to your Country • A place where justice is administered • Those with French as a first language • Those with English as a first language. • ...

16 Clues: To change. • No excessive ____. • No cruel or unusual ____. • You have the right to this. • No searches are to be ____. • You have the freedom of ____. • You have the right to bear ____. • How many amendments were ratified? • You have the freedom to choose this. • You have a right to this type of trial. • Grand Jury has to have enough of this to accuse you. • ...

16 Clues: To change. • No excessive ____. • No cruel or unusual ____. • You have the right to this. • No searches are to be ____. • You have the freedom of ____. • You have the right to bear ____. • How many amendments were ratified? • You have the freedom to choose this. • You have a right to this type of trial. • Grand Jury has to have enough of this to accuse you. • ...