U.S. Constitution Vocabulary Fill in the Blanks

We wanted to protest and decided to​ (a)   in the town square to do so.

• assemble
• committees
• constitution
• debate

The teacher's went to a week long​ (a)   to learn about new teaching ideas.

• convention
• liberty
• proposal
• pursuit of happiness

The students came up with a ​ (a)   to ensure there was more time in their day for recess.

• proposal
• debate
• posterity
• right

In class we had a ​ (a)   about which chips were the most delicious.

• debate
• right
• bear arms
• resolve

​ (a)   is the right to be free under your government.

• Liberty
• pursuit of happiness
• incriminate
• right

The right to ​ (a)   , or have a weapon is often debated by many people.

• bear arms
• assemble
• situation
• seize

We need to keep the earth clean and beautiful for the ​ (a)   , or future generations.

• posterity
• right
• incriminate
• resolve

She said, "I plead the fifth." She did not want to​ (a)   herself.

• incriminate
• constitution
• resolve
• union

The students chose ​ (a)   to talk to the principal on behalf of the whole fifth grade.

• representatives
• resolve
• union
• situation

There was a ​ (a)   at recess that needed to be resolved after class.

• situation
• resolve
• seize
• union