5thamendmentProtectsfromgovernmentoverreach.vetoTo rejecta law ordecision.sueTo formallytakesomeone totrial forsomething.4thamendmentProtects fromunreasonablesearch andseizures.2ndamendmentRightto beararms.civiltrialA trial todecidemoney owedin fines.AlexanderHamiltonWrote themajority ofthe federalistpapers.anti-federalistWanted toratify theBill ofRights.MirandaRightsRights readto a suspectwhile beingdetained.1stamendmentFree speech,religion,press,petition, andassembly.ConstitutionThe officialdocumentthat statesour rights.federalistWanted toratify theConstitution.PatrickHenryDidn't showto theConstitutionalConvention.doublejeopardyYou can'tgo to a civilor criminaltrial twice.criminaltrialA trial todecideprisontime8thamendmentThe idea ofno cruel andunusualpunishment.unalienablerightsRights thatcannot betakenaway.3rdamendmentRight toquarter ornot quartersoldiers.amendmentA changethat supportsthe needs ofthe people.dueprocessPeople havethe right to atrial andplead theircase.10thamendmentThe idea thatfederal, state,and localgovernmentsshare equalpower.Bill ofRightsThe first 10amendmentsof theConstitution.6thamendmentProtectsthe rightsof theaccused.7thamendmentThe rightto a jurytrial.9thamendmentThe unlistedrightsguaranteedto thecitizens.5thamendmentProtectsfromgovernmentoverreach.vetoTo rejecta law ordecision.sueTo formallytakesomeone totrial forsomething.4thamendmentProtects fromunreasonablesearch andseizures.2ndamendmentRightto beararms.civiltrialA trial todecidemoney owedin fines.AlexanderHamiltonWrote themajority ofthe federalistpapers.anti-federalistWanted toratify theBill ofRights.MirandaRightsRights readto a suspectwhile beingdetained.1stamendmentFree speech,religion,press,petition, andassembly.ConstitutionThe officialdocumentthat statesour rights.federalistWanted toratify theConstitution.PatrickHenryDidn't showto theConstitutionalConvention.doublejeopardyYou can'tgo to a civilor criminaltrial twice.criminaltrialA trial todecideprisontime8thamendmentThe idea ofno cruel andunusualpunishment.unalienablerightsRights thatcannot betakenaway.3rdamendmentRight toquarter ornot quartersoldiers.amendmentA changethat supportsthe needs ofthe people.dueprocessPeople havethe right to atrial andplead theircase.10thamendmentThe idea thatfederal, state,and localgovernmentsshare equalpower.Bill ofRightsThe first 10amendmentsof theConstitution.6thamendmentProtectsthe rightsof theaccused.7thamendmentThe rightto a jurytrial.9thamendmentThe unlistedrightsguaranteedto thecitizens.

Bill of Rights Bingo Burger - Call List

(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.


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  1. T-Protects from government overreach.
    T-5th amendment
  2. T-To reject a law or decision.
    T-veto
  3. T-To formally take someone to trial for something.
    T-sue
  4. H-Protects from unreasonable search and seizures.
    H-4th amendment
  5. I-Right to bear arms.
    I-2nd amendment
  6. G-A trial to decide money owed in fines.
    G-civil trial
  7. G-Wrote the majority of the federalist papers.
    G-Alexander Hamilton
  8. G-Wanted to ratify the Bill of Rights.
    G-anti-federalist
  9. I-Rights read to a suspect while being detained.
    I-Miranda Rights
  10. R-Free speech, religion, press, petition, and assembly.
    R-1st amendment
  11. T-The official document that states our rights.
    T-Constitution
  12. I-Wanted to ratify the Constitution.
    I-federalist
  13. I-Didn't show to the Constitutional Convention.
    I-Patrick Henry
  14. R-You can't go to a civil or criminal trial twice.
    R-double jeopardy
  15. H-A trial to decide prison time
    H-criminal trial
  16. G-The idea of no cruel and unusual punishment.
    G-8th amendment
  17. H-Rights that cannot be taken away.
    H-unalienable rights
  18. G-Right to quarter or not quarter soldiers.
    G-3rd amendment
  19. R-A change that supports the needs of the people.
    R-amendment
  20. T-People have the right to a trial and plead their case.
    T-due process
  21. R-The idea that federal, state, and local governments share equal power.
    R-10th amendment
  22. H-The first 10 amendments of the Constitution.
    H-Bill of Rights
  23. R-Protects the rights of the accused.
    R-6th amendment
  24. I-The right to a jury trial.
    I-7th amendment
  25. H-The unlisted rights guaranteed to the citizens.
    H-9th amendment