What was the verdict in Plessy v. Ferguson?

That separate-but-equal facilities are constitutional

What is the 1st amendment?

The guarantee of freedom of religion, press, speech, assembly and petition.

What is the 9th amendment?

All rights not listed in the Constitution belong to the people.

¿Cuál fue la cuarta enmienda? (Use your spanish skills guys, you also have 1 minute to comprehend this :D)

Garantiza registros e incautaciones no razonables.

Why was the bill of rights added to the United States constitution?

To protect individual liberties and ensure ratification of the Constitution

The theory of federalism and states that the federal government and state government shares power.

The 10th amendment, Amendment the 14th

What was the 6th amendment?

The right to a speedy trial, an impartial jury, and the right to a lawyer

What is the third amendment?

Quartering is forbidden in times of peace.

What is the 8th amendment?

Guarantees right to no cruel and no unusual punishment.

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Bill Of Rights!

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The first 10 amendments to the constitution. These rights are guaranteed to all American citizens.

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What was the verdict in Plessy v. Ferguson?
That separate-but-equal facilities are constitutional
That sepárate-but equal facilities are unconśtitutional
Lousiana's train cars will be unsegregated.
That separate-but-equal facilities are unconstitutional
2
What is the 1st amendment?
The guarantee of freedom of religion, press, speech, assembly and petition.
The guarantee of not having to house soldiers.
The right to a speedy trial.
The guarantee of freedom to religion, press, speech, assembly and drugs.
3
What is the 9th amendment?
If there is a right not listed in the Constitution, no one has it.
None of the below.
The government has all rights not listed in the constitution.
All rights not listed in the Constitution belong to the people.
4
Is the right that guarantees us rights that aren't given in the constitution stated in the Bill Of Rights?
False
True
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¿Cuál fue la cuarta enmienda? (Use your spanish skills guys, you also have 1 minute to comprehend this :D)
Garantías de los derechos que tienen las personas si son acusadas de delito
Garantiza registros e incautaciones no razonables.
Me rindo.
Michael, ¿por qué harías esta pregunta, individuo enfermo?
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Why was the bill of rights added to the United States constitution?
The Bill Of Rights was added to the constitution because France demanded it
cause thomas jefferson was bored and felt like it
Federalists wanted equal rights for all, so they demanded to add it
To protect individual liberties and ensure ratification of the Constitution
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The theory of federalism and states that the federal government and state government shares power.
The 10th amendment
The 9th revision
The 9th amendment
Amendment the 14th
8
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:D
:D
:D
:D
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What was the 6th amendment?
The right to a speedy trial, an impartial jury, and the right to a lawyer
The right to a speedy trial, trial by jury, and no cruel/unusual punishment
We have rights given to us that aren't stated in the Constitution.
Freedom of religion, press, speech, press, and assembly.
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What is the third amendment?
Quartering is forbidden in times of peace.
The right to hold council.
Quartérting is forbidden in times of peace.
You have the right to bear arms
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What is the 2nd amendment?
Freedom of quartering
The right to own an intercontinental ballistic missile
The right to bear arms.
The right to religion, assembly, press, speech and petition.
12
What does the 7th amendment protect you from?
Empty choice
The right to a speedy tríal
The right to a trial by jury.
The right to a speedy trial
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What is the 8th amendment?
Guarantees rights individuals have if they are accused of a crime.
Guarantees right to idk lmao
Guarantees right to trial by jury.
Guarantees right to no cruel and no unusual punishment.
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Does the 5th amendment guarantee you a number of rights if you are accused of a crime?
True
False

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