Due Process and Amendments: Rights & Responsibilities -Unit 3

What are the freedoms we have that are protected by our laws?

• Due Process of Law

• Responsibilities

• Rights

What is something you are expected to do as a citizen of the United States?

• Due Process of Law

• Responsibilities

• Rights

What is a process that is in place to protect citizens' rights and to be fair to all?

• Due Process of Law

• Responsibilities

• Rights

Fill in the blank.

Citizens of the United States are granted rights through the _________..

• Bill of Rights

• Bill of Responsibilities

• Freedoms of Rights

• Principals of Rights

Is it a right or responsibility?

Serving on a jury.

• Right

• Responsibility

Is it a right or responsibility?

Voting in an election

• Right

• Responsibility

Is it a right or responsibility?

Paying taxes

• Right

• Responsibility

Are these rights or responsibilities ?

• - Freedom of press

• - Freedom of religion

• - Freedom of speech

• They are all rights

• They are all responsibilities

• Freedom of press and freedom of speech are responsibilities, but freedom of religion is a right.

• Freedom of religion and freedom of speech are rights, but freedom of press is a responsibility.

Jack told Lizzie that getting a fair trial by a jury is a responsibility of a citizen. Lizzie disagreed with him. She said that serving on a jury is a responsibility of a citizen, and getting a fair trial by a jury is a right of a citizen. Who is correct?

• Jack is correct. Getting a fair trial by a jury is a responsibility of a citizen.

• They are both correct depending on what state you live in.

• Lizzie is correct. serving on a jury is a responsibility of a citizen and getting a fair trial by a jury is a right of a citizen.

Match the amendment to the correct definition of the amendment (what happened because of the amendment).

• 19th

• This amendment gave ALL men the right to vote.

• 23rd

• This amendment took away poll taxes that were required to vote.

• 24th

• This amendment lowered the voting age from 21 to 18.

• 26th

• This amendment gave all people that lived in Washington, D.C. the right to vote.

• 15th

• This amendment gave all women the right to vote.