Unit 4: The Constitution

3. The Clause that says Congress cannot establish an official religion for the country
7. To set apart from others
8. The right to read or write anything you wish
11. The State Governments must not treat people differently unless there is a good reason for doing so
15. The right to talk about your beliefs, feelings, or ideas
17. The right to ask your government to correct things you think are wrong
18. The right to meet with others and talk about beliefs, ideas, or feelings
19. The right to be treated fairly by the government
20. The amendment that says no person can have life, liberty, or property taken away from them without due process of law
21. The law that said the right to vote could not be denied because of skin color

1. A law that said if your grandfather could vote you could vote
2. To treat people unfairly based on race or religious beliefs
4. an act of protest
5. Clause thats prohibits laws that unreasonably favor some groups over others
6. The Clause that says you may practice any religion as freely as you please
9. Willing to let other people have ideas or opinions different than your own
10. The freedom that says you are not forced to partake in a religion you do not believe in
11. To communicate your ideas or feelings to others
12. The 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments all added to the Constitution after the Civil War.
13. The amendment that says the state government cannot deprive someone of life,liberty, or property without due process of law
14. A tax that had to be paid if you wanted to vote
16. A test to prove a person can read or write