GOV - Unit 3 - Test - T/F

Front

The first 10 amendments to the Constitution are known as the Bill of Rights.

Back

True

Front

The 1st amendment has 4 parts which include: freedoms of speech, voting, privacy, and assembly.

Back

False

Front

The 2nd amendment states that you have the right to bear arms to protect against invasion and your property.

Back

True

Front

The 4th amendment protects a person's privacy under the idea of freedom from illegal search & seizures.

Back

True

Front

The 5th amendment protects us from the government breaking into our home and taking our stuff.

Back

False

Front

The 6th amendment guarantees your right to a lawyer.

Back

True

Front

The 7th amendment is like the other side of the same coin to the 6th amendment - guaranteeing most of the same rights as the 6th amendment except in civil trials.

Back

True

Front

The 8th amendment gives the government the right to put someone to death for particular crimes.

Back

False

Front

The 9th amendment is the most used amendment due to its wide open interpretation of rights.

Back

False

Front

The 10th Amendment helps to define and finalize the idea of Federalism and role of state governments.

Back

True