Explain each of the 10 amendments of the Bill of Rights (ratified December 15 1791) — with developmentally appropriate scenario examples for each — using the iCivics 'You've Got Rights!' framework
Exercise
Difficulty 3
~7 min
hist.g5.s.ex_11
Amendment Scenario Match
Prompt
Match 10 scenario cards to the 10 Bill of Rights amendments.
How it's presented
mode
matching 10x10
Answer criteria
type
matching
pairs
- Free press1st
- Search warrant4th
- Plead the 5th5th
- Jury trial criminal6th
- Jury trial civil7th
- Cruel and unusual punishment8th
- Right to bear arms2nd
- No quartering soldiers3rd
- Reserved powers to states10th
- Unenumerated rights9th
Hints
- Bill of Rights protects against GOVERNMENT action
- Each amendment addresses a specific Anti-Federalist concern
Misconceptions to watch
- Confusing 1st with 5th amendment
- Missing that Bill of Rights applies to government not private
Used in lessons