Basic rights that people possess that may not be taken away are-

What are our unalienable rights (natural rights) according to Thomas Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence?

Which of these is NOT a right guaranteed by the 1st Amendment?

The 9th Amendment says that-

The term "due process" refers to the-

Which amendment guarantees the right to a lawyer in criminal cases?

The framers objected to the Quartering Act. Which Amendment addressed this issue?

The 4th Amendment limits the government's ability to-

The right of a jury trial is guaranteed in which amendments?

The principle of federalism is reflected in which Amendment?

One part of the 8th Amendment gives defendants the right to-

Some people oppose the death penalty because they believe it violates the-

US citizens have a responsibility to-

Which of the following describes "due process of law"?

Which of the following is both a right and responsibility of a US citizen?

Which responsibility requires citizens to serve, with a group of citizens, to determine guilt or innocence in court cases if they are called upon?

What responsibility states that citizens should learn about candidates running for office?

What responsibility allows for our leaders to hear our voice, usually for to determine what needs to be done? This is usually done through voting.

The idea that all people are born equal and entitled to the same basic rights comes from what theory created by John Locke?