Bill of Rights
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- Q1What was the purpose of the first ten amendments to the Constitution?To call for the immediate end of slavery.To list major powers of the U.S. Congress.To guarantee basic individual rights.To give the right to vote to all adult citizens.30s
- Q2Match the protection described in the question's situation to the correct amendment. A policeman wanted to search a neightbor's house for stolen bicycles, but first he had to get a warrant from a judge.4th Amendment3rd Amendment5th Amendment6th Amendment30s
- Q3Match the protection described in the question's situation to the correct amendment. During the Vietnam War, people got together to have large rallies and marches to show thier opposition to the war.10th Amendment9th Amendment2nd Amendment1st Amendment30s
- Q4Match the protection described in the question's situation to the correct amendment. A family member of a murder victim was so upset about the horrible crime that she wanted the judge to starve the murderer until he died, but the judge said that wasn't allowed.5th Amendment10th Amendment7th Amendment8th Amendment30s
- Q5Match the protection described in the question's situation to the correct amendment. When the homeowner tripped over tools left by contractors at her house, she decided to sue the company and have a jury decided the case.6th Amendment9th Amendment7th Amendment5th Amendment30s