Chapter 4: The Bill of Rights

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Chapter 4 The Bill of Rights

• Section 2 Other Guarantees in the Bill of Rights

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BW1 Which amendment protects a person accused of
a crime from double jeopardy?

• The Fifth Amendment

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BW2 What is the purpose of the Tenth Amendment?

• It reserves powers for the states, thereby
  preventing the national government from becoming
  too strong.

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HW 1. Key Terms

• Use terms in sentences related to the Bill of
  Rights
• Search warrant
• Indictment
• Grand jury
• Double jeopardy
• Due process
• Eminent domain
• Bail

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HW2. Explain

• When can law enforcement officers search a
  suspects house?
• When they have a search warrant

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HW3. Identify

• What current controversial issue is tied to the
  Eighth Amendments prohibition of cruel and
  unusual punishment?
• The death penalty

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HW4. Drawing Conclusions

• Which of the first 10 amendments do you think is
  the most important? Why?
• Fifthdue process
• Firstfreedom of religion

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HW5. Organizing Information

• Describe how the rights of the accused are
  protected by each amendment
• Forth
• Fifth
• Sixth
• Eighth

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Activity

• PetitionRead the petition and discuss possible
  reactions. Have as many people sign as possible.
• Own Bill of Rightsdiscuss assignment. 1.
  Brainstorm the basic freedoms of students and
  adolescents.