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    Name: ________________________ Period No. _________ Name: ________________________ Period No.

    _________

    BILL OF RIGHTS BILL OF RIGHTS

    True or False ( T or F) True or False ( T or F)

    1. The word BILL in BILL OF RIGHTS means a written 1. The word BILL in BILL OF RIGHTS means a written
    proposal for a new law. proposal for a new law.
    2. The Bill of Rights is like a list of rules that helps protect 2. The Bill of Rights is like a list of rules that helps protect
    important freedoms and rights that the government has. important freedoms and rights that the government has.
    3. The United States has a state religion. 3. The United States has a state religion.
    4. The people have no right to question the policies of the 4. The people have no right to question the policies of the
    government. government.
    5. The government can stop us from expressing our 5. The government can stop us from expressing our
    opinions. opinions.
    6. Our rights and freedoms are unlimited. 6. Our rights and freedoms are unlimited.
    7. If you’re breaking the law, you may not have the right to 7. If you’re breaking the law, you may not have the right to
    do the things outlined in the Bill of Rights. do the things outlined in the Bill of Rights.
    8. You have the right to assemble in somebody else’s 8. You have the right to assemble in somebody else’s
    property. property.
    9. The first few amendments in the Bill of Rights are 9. The first few amendments in the Bill of Rights are
    responses to the British rule. responses to the British rule.
    10. The Bill of Rights is the most important and influential 10. The Bill of Rights is the most important and influential
    document of the United States Declaration of document of the United States Declaration of
    Independence. Independence.

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    Name: ________________________ Period No. _________ Name: ________________________ Period No. _________

    BILL OF RIGHTS BILL OF RIGHTS

    True or False ( T or F) True or False ( T or F)

    1. The word BILL in BILL OF RIGHTS means a written 1. The word BILL in BILL OF RIGHTS means a written
    proposal for a new law. proposal for a new law.
    2. The Bill of Rights is like a list of rules that helps protect 2. The Bill of Rights is like a list of rules that helps protect
    important freedoms and rights that the government has. important freedoms and rights that the government has.
    3. The United States has a state religion. 3. The United States has a state religion.
    4. The people have no right to question the policies of the 4. The people have no right to question the policies of the
    government. government.
    5. The government can stop us from expressing our 5. The government can stop us from expressing our
    opinions. opinions.
    6. Our rights and freedoms are unlimited. 6. Our rights and freedoms are unlimited.
    7. If you’re breaking the law, you may not have the right to 7. If you’re breaking the law, you may not have the right to
    do the things outlined in the Bill of Rights. do the things outlined in the Bill of Rights.
    8. You have the right to assemble in somebody else’s 8. You have the right to assemble in somebody else’s
    property. property.
    9. The first few amendments in the Bill of Rights are 9. The first few amendments in the Bill of Rights are
    responses to the British rule. responses to the British rule.
    10. The Bill of Rights is the most important and influential 10. The Bill of Rights is the most important and influential
    document of the United States Declaration of document of the United States Declaration of
    Independence. Independence.

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    =============================================== ===============================================

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