A court casebetween peopleor businessesrather thancrimes.CivilTrialPunishmentsthat are tooharsh orunfair.UnreasonableSearch andSeizureThe right tosay what youthink withoutpunishment.DueProcessCruel andUnusualPunishmentSelf-IncriminationReservedPowersThe rightto ownand carryweapons.AmendmentFreedomofSpeechA change oradditionmade to theConstitution.Fair legaltreatmentbefore thegovernmentcan punishsomeone.Forcingpeople to letsoldiers livein theirhomesBill ofRightsPowers keptby states orthe people,not federalgovernment.The rightto have aquick trial.A jury thatis fair andunbiased.SpeedyTrialBeing triedtwice forthe samecrime.FreedomofReligionDoubleJeopardyThe right toask thegovernmentto fixproblems.The right topractice anyreligion orno religion.CivilLibertiesEminentDomainWhen thegovernmenttakes privateproperty forpublic useBeing forcedto saysomethingthat makesyou guiltyQuarteringRightto BearArmsBasic freedomsevery personhas, likespeech andreligion.ImpartialJuryThe first tenamendmentsthat protectpeople'sfreedoms.PetitionSearched/havingthings taken w/oa good reasonor permission.A court casebetween peopleor businessesrather thancrimes.CivilTrialPunishmentsthat are tooharsh orunfair.UnreasonableSearch andSeizureThe right tosay what youthink withoutpunishment.DueProcessCruel andUnusualPunishmentSelf-IncriminationReservedPowersThe rightto ownand carryweapons.AmendmentFreedomofSpeechA change oradditionmade to theConstitution.Fair legaltreatmentbefore thegovernmentcan punishsomeone.Forcingpeople to letsoldiers livein theirhomesBill ofRightsPowers keptby states orthe people,not federalgovernment.The rightto have aquick trial.A jury thatis fair andunbiased.SpeedyTrialBeing triedtwice forthe samecrime.FreedomofReligionDoubleJeopardyThe right toask thegovernmentto fixproblems.The right topractice anyreligion orno religion.CivilLibertiesEminentDomainWhen thegovernmenttakes privateproperty forpublic useBeing forcedto saysomethingthat makesyou guiltyQuarteringRightto BearArmsBasic freedomsevery personhas, likespeech andreligion.ImpartialJuryThe first tenamendmentsthat protectpeople'sfreedoms.PetitionSearched/havingthings taken w/oa good reasonor permission.

Bill of Rights Vocab - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. 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.


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  1. A court case between people or businesses rather than crimes.
  2. Civil Trial
  3. Punishments that are too harsh or unfair.
  4. Unreasonable Search and Seizure
  5. The right to say what you think without punishment.
  6. Due Process
  7. Cruel and Unusual Punishment
  8. Self-Incrimination
  9. Reserved Powers
  10. The right to own and carry weapons.
  11. Amendment
  12. Freedom of Speech
  13. A change or addition made to the Constitution.
  14. Fair legal treatment before the government can punish someone.
  15. Forcing people to let soldiers live in their homes
  16. Bill of Rights
  17. Powers kept by states or the people, not federal government.
  18. The right to have a quick trial.
  19. A jury that is fair and unbiased.
  20. Speedy Trial
  21. Being tried twice for the same crime.
  22. Freedom of Religion
  23. Double Jeopardy
  24. The right to ask the government to fix problems.
  25. The right to practice any religion or no religion.
  26. Civil Liberties
  27. Eminent Domain
  28. When the government takes private property for public use
  29. Being forced to say something that makes you guilty
  30. Quartering
  31. Right to Bear Arms
  32. Basic freedoms every person has, like speech and religion.
  33. Impartial Jury
  34. The first ten amendments that protect people's freedoms.
  35. Petition
  36. Searched/having things taken w/o a good reason or permission.