The document lists several rights protected by the US Constitution, including freedom of religion, speech, press and assembly; the right to bear arms; protection from unlawful searches and seizures; due process rights for those accused of crimes including the right to an attorney; the prohibition on double jeopardy and excessive bail; and the fact that Congress cannot establish an official religion. It then asks true/false questions about some of these rights, which are answered correctly.

2.  Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly,
and to petition the government

3.  Right to bear and keep arms

4.  Soldiers cannot be placed in homes without
owners’ consent

5.  Security from unreasonable searches and
seizures; probable cause needed for warrants

6.  No self incrimination or double jeopardy for
crimes; right to a grand jury, due process of
law, and compensation for taking of public
property

7.  Right to a speedy and public trial by jury, to be
informed of charges, confront witnesses, and
have an attorney

8.  Right to a jury in civil cases over $20 in value

9.  No excessive bail or fines or cruel and unusual
punishments

10.  The Constitution shall not deny other rights of
people

11.  State powers are recognized

12.  Congress can pass laws creating a single,
official religion

13.  Congress can pass laws creating a single,
official religion
 False!

14.  A person accused of a crime has the right to a
public trial

15.  A person accused of a crime has the right to a
public trial
 True!

16.  People accused of crimes have the right to an
attorney only if they can afford one

17.  People accused of crimes have the right to an
attorney only if they can afford one
 False!

18.  Once a person is acquitted, they will never face
the same charges for the same crime again

19.  Once a person is acquitted, they will never face
the same charges for the same crime again
 True!

20.  The police do not need probable cause to
obtain a search warrant

21.  The police do not need probable cause to
obtain a search warrant
 False!

22.  Congress can pass laws to prevent people from
meeting and protesting the government

23.  Congress can pass laws to prevent people from
meeting and protesting the government
 False!

24.  Protects freedom of assembly

25.  Protects freedom of assembly
 1st Amendment

26.  Protects people from excessive bail

27.  Protects people from excessive bail
 8th Amendment

28.  The right to bear arms

29.  The right to bear arms
 2nd Amendment

30.  Protects the accused by providing an attorney

31.  Protects the accused by providing an attorney
6th Amendment