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10 Cards in this Set

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A person who enters a room and screams "Bomb" just to see the reaction of the people in the room is protected under the provision in the Bill of Rights
Agree/Disagree
Members of Congress can learn many different things--- such as what you like and dislike about the area where you live-- from letters you send to them.
Agree/Disagree
Amendment
A police officer comes to your door and asks to search your home without probable cause. You don't want to allow the officer to enter, but he is allowed to search your home.
Agree/Disagree
Amendment
Violence is getting to the point in are society where they should stop letting civilians own guns.
Agree/Disagree
Amendment
A person convicted of murdering another human being. Later, it is discovered that the victim of the murder had actually faked his or her death. Under those circumstances, it would be legal for the person convicted to kill the person who faked his/her death.
Agree/Disagree
Amendment
Your parents own a house. They invest hours of time and many thousands of dollars into it. The government can make your parents sell the house so a highway can be built.
Agree/Disagree
Amendment
If a power is not expressed on the Constitution, it is the responsibility of the individual states to protect citizens' rights.
Agree/Disagree
Amendment
A person who os involved in a dispute over $10 is permitted to take his or her complaint to a civil court.
Agree/Disagree
Amendment
President Obama is allowed to call you at home and tell you that you must allow soldiers to stay in your home.
Agree/Disagree
Amendment
Everybody in the United States has the right to a free education.
Agree/Disagree
Amendment