Bill of Rights
Review game about the Bill of Rights
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Topics of this game:
- Which amendment ensures the freedom of speech for all American citizens?
- What are the first ten amendments of the United States Consitution called?
- What is the meaning of the fourth amendment?
- What is the main idea of the tenth amendment?
- How could you create change to an existing amendment within the Constitution?
- What would the result be if 66 Congresspeople approved an amendment?
- How is the first amendment connected to a newspaper article?
- Select a potential con to the first amendment.
- What is the alternative to an amendment that the citizens/Congress do not agree with?
- What amendment would you suggest to someone that does not want a police officer to search their car without justification?
- How would you explain that states are able to create their own traffic laws?
- What would happen if someone wanted to protest an organization they did not support?
- How could you explain that the eighth amendment protects people?
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