principles test part 2

define individual rights

• include ones natural/inalienable rights to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness

• supremes court

• define the term

• judicial review

purpose of the bill of rights

• supreme court

• to protect individual liberties

• your right to gather

• the magna carta

define civil rights and give a few examples

• freedom of assembly

• to political and social freedom and equality being able to vote without race involved

• peacefully with other people

• personal liberties

what does freedom of assembly mean

• race religion gender

• all citizens must granted their rights

• your right to get together this could include protesting, organizing a rally or holding a meeting

• feared government

define judicial review

• term restricted

• supreme courts ability to declare a law unconstitutional

• entitled to individual rights

• framers include the principals

in the united states what people are entitled to individual rights

• purpose of the bills of rights

• citizens

• all citizens must granted their individual rights and must be treated equally under your race, religion, gender

• individual rights

why did the framers include the principals of limited gov

• protecting individual liberties

• feared a government with unlimited power due to their experiences under king george III

• must grant their individual rights

• documents have limited powers

define the term restricted

• framers

• limited in extent, number, scope, or action

• English bill rights

• protect individual liberties

what other documents have limited the power of the gov

• bill of rights

• the magna carta

  the English bill of rights

  articles of confederation

• framers include principals

• individual rights

define the principle of majority rule vs minority rights

• treated the same

• group that doesnt have the majority will not be discriminated against and are still guaranteed basic rights.

• minority rights

• the right to call