This Social Studies quiz focuses on the Bill of Rights, covering its inception, amendments, and key freedoms protected. It assesses understanding of historical influences, specific rights, and legal protections, essential for learners interested in American law and governance.
Alexander Hamilton
James Madison
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
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The rights of free people
Quartering Rights
God Given Rights
Rights of Criminals
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People, government
The President, Congress
Government, people
Congress, the Army
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First
Fifth
Second
Fourth
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Amendment 8
Amendment 2
Amendment 5
Cruel and Unusual punishment is not prohibited
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True
False
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10 years
Approximately 2 years
30 days
1 year
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Fifth
Fourth
Third
You can be tried twice for the same crime
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The White House
Congress
National Archives
There are no copies remaining
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Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Press
Freedom of Religion
None of the above
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Magna Carta
Declaration of Independence
The Bible
Both b and c
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Freedom of Religion and Freedom of Press
To bear arms and Freedom of Religion
Freedom of Press and Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Speech and Freedom of Assembly
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Declaration of Independence
United States Constitution
Magna Carta
None of the Above
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We have the right to worship
We have the right to not worship
The President can establish a national church
The government cannot favor one religion over another
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10
12
20
None
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Press
Assembly
Speech
Petition
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Indicted by a grand jury
Arrested
Accused
Tried in court
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So the states can be protected by a militia
So that militia volunteers can be armed
So citizens may have guns
So citizens can make a living selling and making guns
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Protection against self incrimination
Protection from double jeapordy
You are entitled to due process of law
The right to an attorney
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