Unit 2 Mid-Review

2. An addition or change to the Constitution
4. The Constitution prohibits this, prosecuting a person twice for the same crime.
7. In order to become a US citizen, you must live in the US a minimum of ______ years.
9. To sign or approve an amendment.
11. The fourteenth amendment gives due process rights for _______ offenses.
13. The study of government, duties, and rights of citizens
14. The minimum age to apply to become a US citizen.
15. This amendment gives us due process rights when we break a federal law.
17. The process of legally becoming a US citizen if you were not born in this country.
18. The accused has the right to have an _________ to help with their defense.
20. This amendment granted citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the US
21. The right to ask our government to do something or fix a wrong on our behalf.

1. The right to peacefully gather together.
3. An officer must read you the _________ rights before questioning you.
5. The right to publish information about the government.
6. Individuals seeking citizenship in the US must pass a basic history and _______ test.
8. Separation of church and state means that we have freedom of _______.
10. The final step of becoming a citizen is taking an Oath of ________.
12. Fair treatment in the criminal justice process.
16. The first 10 amendments to the Constitution.
19. The accused have a right to a public and speedy trial.