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