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This is . Jeopardy!. Americans can practice any religion. What is the Freedom of Religion?. Talking on the phone, lectures, TV, etc. What is the Freedom of Speech?. Banning of printed materials films due to alarming or offensive ideas. What is the Freedom of the Press?. Gather in groups. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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This is This is Jeopardy!Jeopardy!

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Amendment I Amendment 5 Bill of Rights Other Amendments

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Americans can practice any religion

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What is the Freedom of Religion?

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Talking on the phone, lectures, TV, etc.

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What is the Freedom of Speech?

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Banning of printed materials films due to alarming or offensive

ideas

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What is the Freedom of the

Press?

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Gather in groups

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What is the right to

assemble?

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A formal request

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What is the Freedom to Petition?

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Can not be arrested then sent

straight to jail

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What is the Right to Due Process?

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Tried for the exact same crime

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What is Double Jeopardy?

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Plead the 5th

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What is the Right to Remain Silent?

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The right of the government to take

private property

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What is eminent domain?

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A formal charge by a grand jury.

(This does not necessarily mean

you’re guilty.)

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What is Indictment?

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Right to speedy trial and a lawyer

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What is the 6th Amendment?

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You have the right to bear arms

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What is the 2nd Amendment?

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Unwritten Rights

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What is the 9th Amendment?

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Disagreements between people not

crimes

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What is the 7th Amendment ?

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Soldiers may not move into private homes

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What is the 3rd Amendment?

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Right for Women to Vote

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What is the 19th Amendment?

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No state may deny a person’s voting rights based on race, color,

or previous enslavement

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What is the 15th Amendment?

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Made Poll Taxes Illegal

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What is the 24th Amendment?

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Gives you the right to vote at age 18

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What is the 26th Amendment?

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Give the District of Columbia the right to vote for President and

Vice President

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What is the 23rd Amendment?

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This organization worked through the courts to challenge

laws that denied African Americans

their rights

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What is the NAACP?

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This Supreme Court Case argued that racial

segregation in the public schools was unconstitutional

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What is Brown v. Board of Education?

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This man led the Civil Rights movement

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Who was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.?

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This act prohibited discrimination in public facilities, employment, education, and voter

registration.

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What is the Civil Rights Act of 1964?

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After this war, the 13th, 14th, and 15th

Amendments passed

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What is the Civil War?