| A | B |
|---|
| a change or addition to the Constitution | Amendment |
| arguing in a peaceful & respectful way | Civil Discourse |
| Documet that tells how a government or group will be run | Constitution |
| A rule created by a government to protect its people | Law |
| citizens serve on a jury & help decide court cases | Jury Duty |
| Branch of U.S. government that makes the laws; formed by Congress | Legislative |
| Introduction to the the US Constitution; Explain the purpose of the document | Preamble |
| Branch of U.S. Government led by the President; enforces the laws | Executive |
| Branch of U.S. Government led by the Supreme Court; Decides if laws are Constitutional | Judicial |
| Something that goes against the Constitution | Unconstitutional |
| Constitutional amendment that gives freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, & petition | First Amendment |
| The 1st ten amendments to the US Constitution | Bill of Rights |
| to formally approve | Ratify |
| Constitutional Amendment that gives us the right to protect ourselves | Second Amendment |
| 1st Amendment right to speak freely without punishment from the government | Freedom of Speech |
| 1st Amendment right to write or publish anything without punishment from the government | Freedom of the Press |
| 1st Amendment right that allows you to worship any way you want | Freedom of Religion |
| 1st Amendment right to gather peacefully & protest | Freedom of Assembly |
| 1st Amendment right to ask the government to change laws or policies | Freedom to Petition |
