Constitution Vocabulary

What is a legal document issued by a judge that allows police to take a specific action?

• Due process

• Warrant

• Civic duty

• Veto

What is an example of civic duty?

• Voting

• Watching TV

• Shopping

• Traveling

What does the 2nd amendment protect?

• Right to due process

• Right to veto

• Right to bear arms

• Right to impeach

What does it mean to impeach a government official?

• To reject a bill

• To take hold of suddenly

• To officially accuse of wrongdoing

• To protect freedom of press

What does the term "press" refer to in the context of the first amendment?

• Legal procedures

• News media, including newspapers, television, and online sources, that report on current events

• Government officials

• Police actions

What does the term "seize" mean?

• To reject a bill

• To take hold of suddenly and forcibly

• To protect freedom of press

• To officially accuse of wrongdoing

What does "due process" ensure?

• Freedom of press

• Legal rules and procedures before depriving a person of life, liberty, or property

• Right to bear arms

• Right to impeach

What can happen if the President is accused of doing something illegal?

• They are given a warrant

• They can be impeached

• They are given due process

• They are seized

What is the definition of bail?

• Money that can't be set at any amount.

• Money that a person accused of a crime gives to the court as a promise that they will return for their trial.

• Money not required to be paid for when committing a crime.

• Bail must be paid in full before trial.

What does the first amendment protect regarding petitions?

• The right to ignore government actions.

• The right to petition the government.

• The right to vote in elections.

• The right to refuse jury duty.