Government of the people

to take, ususally by force

• ratify

• Amendment

• Bill of Rights

• Seize

o approve something, such as a law or amendment

• ratify

• Amendment

• Bill of Rights

• Seize

the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution

• ratify

• Amendment

• Bill of Rights

• Seize

to ask or request something

• petition

• Amendment

• Bill of Rights

• Seize

Weapons or guns

• Jury

• Arms

• Warrant

• Probable Cause

A document issued by a court giving police the power to do something

• Jury

• Arms

• Warrant

• Probable Cause

To have a good reasons to do something

• Jury

• Arms

• Warrant

• Probable Cause

A group of citizens that determines the outcome of a trial

• Jury

• Arms

• Warrant

• Probable Cause

The first 10 changes make to the U.S. Constitution are known as...

• Jury

• The Bill of Rights

• Warrant

• Probable Cause

What is the main purpose of the Bill of Rights?

• it guarentees U.S. citizens certain rights and freedoms

• The Bill of Rights

• A system of checks and balances

• Probable Cause