Constitution Amendment Quiz v2

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Each student created 3 questions that anyone who received their presentation should be able to answer.

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Your Last Name *

Your email address

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Who proposed the first amendment?

(Erin)

James Madison

George Washington

Both of the above

None of the above

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How many amendments were ratified in the bill of rights?

Erin

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Why was the first amendment created?

Erin

to make sure basic liberties could not be threatened

the exchange of ideas was necessary for the survival of our country

the people didn't want a government with total contol

all of the above

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What is something that stretches freedom of the press?

Elise

Protests

Social media

Google

All of the above

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Why did they put freedom of the press into the Constitution?

Elise

because the framers found it important

because after issues came up, it had to be added as an amendment

because the public fought for it

some of the above

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In what year was the first amendment ratified

Elise

1783

1719

1913

1791

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What are the first few words of the first amendment start?

(Shraddha)

Congress shall make no law....

The right of the people...

No person shall be...

The enumeration in the constitution...

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What are the freedoms in the first amendment?

(Shraddha)

Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly and Petition

Right to Militia

Right for enumeration

Right for suits in common law

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How many freedoms are named in the first amendment?

(Shraddha)

four

five

three

ten

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The right to assemble allows us to...

(Ainsley)

Stage a protest in which you can vandalize property

Gather to plan how to protest something

Force others to join a cult

All of the above

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How does the right to assemble apply to your everyday life?

(Ainsley)

With it, you can meet in groups.

With it, you can go online

With it, you can go to another country and protest

All of the above

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What would the US be like without the right to petition?

Ali

You wouldn't be able to express concerns and ask for a response

The US would implement economic sanctions regarding the import of pets

All people would be mad all of the time

Nothing. Our county would be the same without it.

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Why is freedom to petition so important?

Ali

It allows us to show what we want from the government

It assures that people can write persuasive essays

It provides the right to abolition

None of the Above

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In 1934 the USA created what was called the _______ ______ ___. *

Yahya

None of the below

Increased License Ageemant

National Firearms Act

National Rifle Asociation (NRA)

The second amendment protects the right to? *

Yahya

own firearms

own any legal weapon

own a clone army

all of the above

The NRA was founded by two union solders, as an effort to ... *

Yahya

promote the shooting of rifles

restrict the buying of firearms

control the shooting of rifles

all of the above

Which amendment allows militias?

Chris

The fourth amendment

The second amendment

the sixth amendment

the 28th amendment

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Why are militias not very common today?

Chris

because there are usually adequate police forces

because they are not allowed in California

they are illegal

all of the above

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What is a militia?

Chris

The freedom to start a war

A military force

A foreign military school

A Duck Dynasty

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When was the 3rd amendment ratified?

RyanSt

9-25-1789

12-15-1791

9-25-1889

12-15-1892

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Why was the 3rd amendment created?

(Ryan St)

Because all Americans loved the British

Because people liked it when the British soldiers went into their homes.

Because we wanted to make it so that soldiers couldn't demand to stay in people's homes

Because "quartering" of soldiers meant that one American soldier was only worth one fourth of a British soldier.

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When CAN soldiers be quartered in someone's home?

Ryan St

Only for a maximum of four days.

Only during wartime but it must be prescribed by law.

Never

When they pay for lodging and food.

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How many parts to a warrant are there?

Dakota

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When was the 4th amendment proposed?

Jacob

1879

1748

1492

1789

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Why is the fourth amendment important?

Jacob

So the law enforcement can break into your house

so cars can't be stolen

so houses can't be stolen

so law enforcement can't search you without a warrant

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What does the fourth amendment mean?

Jacob

It means you can't be searched. ever.

It means you have the right to refuse a search

It means police can search you.

It means police can search you or your property with a cause, or warrant

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Three examples of items that might be paid for by eminent domain?

Ryan C

popcorn, bacon, stuffed toy

statue, playground, dog toy

minerals, crops, solar panels

chimney, lawn, T-shirt

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Which country inspired us to make eminent domain a portion of the US Constitution?

Ryan C

Germany

France

China

Spain

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What is "Inverse Condemnation"?

Ryan C

Same as "eminent domain"

Opposite from "eminent domain"

Denying the government's right to take your home

The "in" version of Converse shoes

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What does the (PART OF) fifth amendment mean

Logan

You can be tried twice but only if you really deserve it

You can't be tried twice for the same thing

Neither of the above

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What is the line most used in TV and movies which somehow is related to a certain part of the 5th amendment

Logan

You have the right to remain silent, everything you say can and might not be used against you in the court of law

You have the right to remain standing still and quiet otherwise your actions can and will be used against you in the court of law because we said so

You have the right to remain screaming like a loud chimpanzee or everything you don't say can and will be used against you in the court of law

"You have the right to remain silent or anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law

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What is Double Jeopardy

Logan

When you get tried twice for the same thing

When the judges try you twice but not for the same thing

When you get tried 3 times for the same thing

all of the above

none of the above

very few of the above

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The 5th amendment was ratified along with which amendment?

(Rahul)

Amendments 1-10

Amendments 11-18

Amendments 4-20

It was ratified alone

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The right to remain silent pertains to which amendment?

(Rahul)

The 7th Amendment

The 47th Amendment

The 5th Amendment

The 13th Amendment

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Which of these are within the miranda rights?

(rahul)

You have the right to be a lawyer

You have the right to remain silent

you have the right to answer all questions asked

you have the rights to call the cops when arrested

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What is the role of the jury?

Katy

The family and friends of the defendant

To defend the person being charged

To decide if the defendant is guilty or not

To support the person/people pressing the charges

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What happens if the jury can’t decide

Katy

They declare a “Hung jury” and get new jury members

They are stuck until they decide

The defendant is set free

None of the above

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How many jury members are there

Katy

it depends on how many are available and agree to be impartial

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What is considered cruel and unusual punishment today?

Disembowled

Labor

Electric Chair

Homework

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What does punitive mean?

It affects our lives because it limits the authority the government (at any level) has and prevents them from ordering overly PUNITIVE punishments.

Punctual

Revolutionary

Positive

Cruel

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What is excessive bail?

When someone trips or crashes a lot

A situation in which the judge overrides the jury's decision

Bail that is so high that only the richest defendants can pay.

Bail can never be excessive.

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When was the 9th amendment ratified?

Kaleb

December 15, 1971

December 15, 1791

It has not been ratified yet.

July 4, 1776

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What is another name for what the ninth amendment provides?

Kaleb

non-limiting rights

infinite rights

the Bill of Rights

feline freedoms

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Who said ".... The ninth amendment makes it clear that the rights in the constitution are not the end of our rights"?

Kaleb

Barack Obama

Thomas Jefferson

Chris Barron

Chris Brown

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What amendment provides states with powers not reserved for the Federal Government?

Jared

10th

5th

11th

20th

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What can the Federal Government do?

Jared

army

tax

treaty

war

all of the above

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What do the states do that the federal government don't? *

Jared

education

court

gun commerce within a state

all the above

Under what circumstance might slavery be legal?

(kevin)

when you work for a mean boss

when you don't do your homework

when you are convicted of a crime

when you choose "dare"

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Which amendment abolishes slavery?

(kevin)

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By whom was the 13th amendment passed?

(kevin)

Congress

voters

the president

it hasn't passed yet

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The abolition amendment was created in what year?

Alex 1

1898

1865

1859

1960

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What did the abolition amendment do?

Alex 2

it encouraging the binding of a person due to debt

it prohibits the use of slaves

it prohibits of slavery of animals

it legalized the use of RPGs

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What did the 13th amendment do?

Alex 3

freed slaves

forbid domestic violence

repealed the 12th amendment

prohibited the production of infinite sequels

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What if the 14th amendment was not passed

Steven

We would have to pay to vote

African Americans would be denied the right to vote

No iphones

all of the above

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What year was the 14th amendment passed in the house of representatives?

Steven

1868

1849

1899

1943

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Why is the 14th amendment so important.

Steven

It provides free money

Prevented all kinds of voter fraud

It gives African Americans the right to vote

Can petition the government

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Which amendment provides income taxes?

Brian

26th

16th

19th

20th

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When in history did income taxes start?

Brian

1913

1850

1950

1920

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What happens when a large proportion of your salary doesn't show up in your your paycheck?

Brian

it gets withheld

the president buys a hot tub

they send it to a casino

all of the above

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What year was the final victory for women being allowed to vote?

Chelsey

1900

1910

1920

1930

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What does suffrage mean?

Chelsey

The right of an injured to get first aid

The right to vote in political elections

The right to carry a weapon

None of the above

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How many years did women fight to vote?

Chelsey

100

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Which amendment was repealed by the 21st amendment? *

What number was the prohibition that repealed alcohol? (Rikesh)

17th

18th

19th

16th

After the prohibition had ended, which states could still stay "dry"? *

(Rikesh)

Colorado and California

Ohio

None of them

All of them

During the prohibition, which liquor was legal to drink? *

(Rikesh)

Beer

None of them

Wine

All of them

Only five states used poll tax; which ones *

Devan

Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas, Virginia and Alabama

California, Kansas, Mexico, Canada, Alaska

Florida, Kansas, Mississippi,Ohio, Oregon

Texas, Arkansas, Alabama, Washington, Mississippi

Why did the five states use poll tax? *

Devan

To stop African Americans or poor people from voting

To stop Northerners from voting

To stop rich people from voting

To allow all people to vote

Why was the 24th amendment passed? *

Devan

To control the Cannoli population

Make it so poor people couldn't vote

Make it so everyone can vote

Give African Americans the right to vote

Did congress adopt Amendment XXVI?

(oliver)

Yes

Or did they get suspended

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How many years did it take for African slaves to gain constitutional right to vote?

(oliver)

45 years

67 years

85 years

200 years

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What prompted the lowering of voting age to 18?

(oliver)

World War 2 and the Vietnam War

Nothing, It just happened

When young men refused the right to vote

Abraham Lincoln

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How many years did it take the states to pass the 27th amendment?

Kelli

100

200

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What other amendments were/was proposed with the 27th amendment?

Kelli

25th and 26th

24th

The first 10 (The Bill of Rights)

All of the above

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What is the effect of the 27th amendment?

Kelli

Congress can give themselves pay raises at any time

Congress can order pizza for free

Obama can fire any members of congress at anytime

Congress cannot give themselves pay raises during their current session.

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