US Constitution US Constitution JeopardyJeopardy

Ms. Buck - CivicsMs. Buck - Civics

The The ArticlesArticles

The The PrinciplesPrinciples

The Bill of The Bill of RightsRights

Criminal Criminal RightsRights

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The Articles 100The Articles 100

How many articles are in How many articles are in the United States the United States

Constitution?Constitution?

SEVENSEVEN

The Articles 200The Articles 200

What does Article I of the What does Article I of the US Constitution establishUS Constitution establish

The Legislative BranchThe Legislative Branch

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Which of the Articles Which of the Articles creates a Supreme Court creates a Supreme Court

and a system of lower and a system of lower courtscourts

Article IIIArticle III

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Which article of the US Which article of the US Constitution defines the Constitution defines the

relationships between the relationships between the states & the states to the states & the states to the

national government?national government?

Article IV (Four)Article IV (Four)

The Articles 500The Articles 500

Also known as the Also known as the Supremacy Clause, this Supremacy Clause, this

article states that the laws article states that the laws of the national government of the national government supersede the laws of the supersede the laws of the

states.states.

Article VI (Six)Article VI (Six)

The Principles 100The Principles 100

““We the People” We the People” demonstrates which of the demonstrates which of the

six constitutional six constitutional principles?principles?

Popular SovereigntyPopular Sovereignty

The Principles 200The Principles 200

This system ensures that This system ensures that no single branch can act no single branch can act without the influence of without the influence of

the other branches?the other branches?

Checks & BalancesChecks & Balances

The Principles 300The Principles 300

This principle states that This principle states that the government must obey the government must obey

the laws of the the laws of the Constitution & that its Constitution & that its power is limited by the power is limited by the

constitution.constitution.

Limited GovernmentLimited Government

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According to this principle, According to this principle, power is divided equally power is divided equally between the state and between the state and national governments?national governments?

FederalismFederalism

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Because of this principle, the Because of this principle, the Supreme Court has the Supreme Court has the

authority to determine if an authority to determine if an action or law of the action or law of the

government violates the government violates the Constitution.Constitution.

Judicial ReviewJudicial Review

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Guarantees that Congress Guarantees that Congress shall make no law shall make no law

regarding the regarding the establishment or establishment or

endorsement of a national endorsement of a national religion.religion.

Amendment 1Amendment 1

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Protects against unlawful Protects against unlawful searches or seizures of searches or seizures of

person or property.person or property.

Amendment 4Amendment 4

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States that you have the States that you have the right to an attorney or right to an attorney or

other legal representation other legal representation if charged for a serious if charged for a serious

crime.crime.

Amendment 6Amendment 6

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Protects the rights that are Protects the rights that are not listed in the not listed in the

Constitution but still need Constitution but still need to be protected.to be protected.

Amendment 9Amendment 9

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What are the four criminal What are the four criminal rights amendments in the rights amendments in the

Bill of Rights?Bill of Rights?

Amendments 4, 5, 6, & 8Amendments 4, 5, 6, & 8

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According to the Fourth According to the Fourth Amendment, who must Amendment, who must

issued a search or arrest issued a search or arrest warrant?warrant?

A JudgeA Judge

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What does the Eighth What does the Eighth Amendment protect Amendment protect

against?against?

Cruel & Unusual Cruel & Unusual Punishments, Excessive Punishments, Excessive

Bails & FinesBails & Fines

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This was the court case that This was the court case that guaranteed that anyone guaranteed that anyone held for a felony must be held for a felony must be

offered the services of offered the services of legal representation (a legal representation (a

lawyer).lawyer).

Gideon v. WainwrightGideon v. Wainwright

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These are the rights read These are the rights read to a person before police to a person before police questioning which begin questioning which begin with “with “you have the right you have the right

to remain silent…”to remain silent…”

Miranda RightsMiranda Rights

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List three circumstances when List three circumstances when a warrant is NOT necessary?a warrant is NOT necessary?

Caught in the ActCaught in the Act

Evidence is in open viewEvidence is in open view

Evidence is in the trash Evidence is in the trash

you give permissionyou give permission

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When a person cannot be When a person cannot be tried for the same tried for the same

instance of crime twice.instance of crime twice.

Double JeopardyDouble Jeopardy

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The legal process that The legal process that ensures that a person’s ensures that a person’s

life, liberty, and/or life, liberty, and/or property is not taken away property is not taken away

without good reason.without good reason.

Due Process of LawDue Process of Law

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A type of hearing where the A type of hearing where the prosecution present prosecution present

evidence to see if there is evidence to see if there is reason enough to formally reason enough to formally

charge a person for a charge a person for a crime.crime.

Grand Jury HearingGrand Jury Hearing

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The formal charge of a The formal charge of a crime issued following a crime issued following a

Grand Jury Hearing.Grand Jury Hearing.

IndictmentIndictment

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Requires the government Requires the government to pay fair compensation to pay fair compensation

if they take a person’s if they take a person’s property for a public work.property for a public work.

Eminent DomainEminent Domain