Chapter 4 Review Puzzle

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  1. 3. 1st Amendment protects your right to communicate your opinions, or ___________, to the government.
  2. 5. Amendment that requires the POTUS and VP to live in different states.
  3. 7. 16th Amendment allows Congress to create this.
  4. 11. Spoken words; to knowingly spread falsehoods about someone that will damage their character.
  5. 12. 23rd Amendment gives citizens of this community the right to vote for POTUS.
  6. 15. The right to remain silent is more appropriately known as your right against _____________.
  7. 17. Amendment that keeps the government from putting soldiers in our homes during peacetime.
  8. 18. Amendment that requires due process of law; laws may not be enforced differently for different people.
  9. 20. Amendment that protects your right to join a militia.
  10. 21. Amendment that protects someone from cruel and unusual punishment.
  11. 28. 5th Amendment right of the government to take your property from you when it is necessary for the public's welfare.
  12. 30. Supreme Court case in which a young girl and her brother were suspended for wearing black armbands to protest the Vietnam War.
  13. 31. Amendment that grants suffrage rights to African Americans.
  14. 33. Amendment that protects someone's criminal rights such as their right to confront an accuser or have an attorney.
  15. 34. The SCOTUS case Morse v. Frederick centers around a group of students arguing their right to display a sign concerning the drug activity of what religious figure?
  16. 35. 18th & 21st Amendments deal directly with this topic.
  17. 36. Amendment that limits Presidents to 2 full terms in office.
  18. 37. Collective name of the first 10 amendments.
Down
  1. 1. 24th Amendment bans these.
  2. 2. The 13th Amendment bans this practice.
  3. 4. Amendment that protects states' rights.
  4. 6. American involvement in what war pushed us to pass the 26th Amendment?
  5. 8. The 7th Amendment grants a jury trial to any person that sues another for at least $_____.
  6. 9. The Twelfth Amendment is sometimes referred to as the ___________ Clause.
  7. 10. The Supreme Court uses the _________ Test to determine if a moment of speech is obscene.
  8. 13. Amendment that grants 18-year-old suffrage.
  9. 14. The 20th Amendment changes the date that the POTUS takes office, thus limiting the length of time a President could be essentially powerless and useless. What term is applied to President that is powerless and near the end of a term?
  10. 16. Part of 5th Amendment that prohibits a person to be tried twice for the same crime.
  11. 19. Which Amendment allows the President's Cabinet or advisors to remove him/her if the President becomes incapacitated in some way?
  12. 20. _________ speech is any sort of nonverbal communication that uses objects or symbols to convey thoughts and messages.
  13. 22. 19th Amendment gives the right to vote to _________.
  14. 23. Amendment that details how states can be sued by citizens.
  15. 24. Amendment that protects all rights not listed in the first 8 Amendments.
  16. 25. The 27th Amendment prohibits Congress from giving themselves __________ during their term in office.
  17. 26. Speech that is intended to cause violence between people due to a bias, discrimination, or dislike is known as ________ ______.
  18. 27. What the police need in order to search someone's property.
  19. 29. Clause that prohibits the government from creating a national religion.
  20. 31. Only POTUS to serve more than 2 terms in office.
  21. 32. This is the banning of printed materials due to alarming or offensive ideas.