freedom of religion trial by jury speedy trial SAR Which state declined to sign/send delegates? citizenship Supreme Court judicial power federal power Elections freedom of press states' power Name the 3 Virigina Constitution Signers? Year that Constitution Week became public law. House of Representatives no cruel and unusual punishment legislative power Congress right to bear arms Senate Year the Constitution was framed. Revolutionary War due process of law freedom of speech DAR amendments executive power Checks and Balances search and seizure President flag code freedom to petition freedom of assembly separation of powers freedom of religion trial by jury speedy trial SAR Which state declined to sign/send delegates? citizenship Supreme Court judicial power federal power Elections freedom of press states' power Name the 3 Virigina Constitution Signers? Year that Constitution Week became public law. House of Representatives no cruel and unusual punishment legislative power Congress right to bear arms Senate Year the Constitution was framed. Revolutionary War due process of law freedom of speech DAR amendments executive power Checks and Balances search and seizure President flag code freedom to petition freedom of assembly separation of powers
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
I-freedom of religion
B-trial by jury
N-speedy trial
N-SAR
O-Which state declined to sign/send delegates?
O-citizenship
B-Supreme Court
G-judicial power
B-federal power
G-Elections
O-freedom of press
G-states' power
G-Name the 3 Virigina Constitution
Signers?
B-Year that
Constitution Week became public law.
G-House of Representatives
O-no cruel and unusual punishment
I-legislative power
I-Congress
N-right to bear arms
N-Senate
I-Year the Constitution was framed.
N-Revolutionary War
B-due process of law
N-freedom of speech
I-DAR
O-amendments
B-executive power
I-Checks and Balances
O-search and seizure
O-President
G-flag code
I-freedom to petition
G-freedom of assembly
B-separation of powers