The Bill of Rights Answers

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The Third Amendment to the Constitution would be violated if people

A
were not allowed to practice their religion.
B
were not allowed to speak freely.
C
were forced to house soldiers in their homes.
D
had their property searched without a warrant.
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Why was the Tenth Amendment added to the Bill of Rights?

A
to make sure individuals have more rights than governments
B
to address fears that states could lose rights to the federal government
C
to list all the rights that belong to the states and to the people
D
to protect people from state and local governments
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Why is freedom of speech limited in the United States?

A
to protect people and the country
B
to give the government authority
C
to punish people who act violently
D
to keep people from wearing certain clothing
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The Seventh Amendment uses the rules of common law to make sure that

A
police have probable cause.
B
the accused are given public trials.
C
the accused do not have to pay excessive bail.
D
rights are protected in civil court cases.
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Compared with the other amendments, the Ninth Amendment

A
is more general in the rights it protects.
B
addresses states’ rights in greater detail.
C
broadens federal government power.
D
is narrower in the rights it protects.
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“Probable cause” protects a person’s rights by making sure

A
the police can do their job.
B
public property can be easily searched.
C
the person receives legal representation.
D
private property is searched only when reasonable.
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Under the Sixth Amendment, people have a right to

A
continue to bear arms until convicted of a crime.
B
be tried by a judge.
C
protest unreasonable search and seizure.
D
be represented by a lawyer in court.
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The Sixth Amendment protects the rights of

A
all citizens.
B
people suspected of crimes.
C
people on trial in criminal court.
D
people in prison.
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According to the Fifth Amendment, people who are accused of a crime cannot

A
be tried twice for the same crime.
B
be arrested for two different crimes.
C
be forced to pay excessive fines.
D
be forced to follow rules for a trial.
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Under the Eighth Amendment, a person charged with a crime

A
has the option of hiring a lawyer.
B
has to pay $20 to a jury.
C
does not have to pay excessive bail.
D
does not have to testify in court.

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