Civics Full Year Review First Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSFreedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and to petition the government Second Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSRight to bear arms Third Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSRight to not have troops

Civics Full Year Review First Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSFreedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and to petition the government Second Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSRight to bear arms Third Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSRight to not have troops forced to live in your house Fourth Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSRight against unreasonable search and seizure, and police need a warrant to search Fifth Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERS- a grand jury must decide if there is enough evidence for a trial - no double jeopardy - right against self-incrimination - guarantees due process - eminent domain requires government compensation for taken property Sixth Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERS- right to speedy and public trial by jury - right to an attorney - right to face accusers and witnesses - right to defense witnesses Seventh Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSRight to jury trial in civil cases Eighth Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSNo excessive bail, fines, or cruel or unusual punishment Ninth Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSThe people retain, or have, all rights not listed in the Constitution Tenth Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSAny powers not specifically listed for the federal government belong to the states Thirteenth Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSAbolished slavery Fourteenth Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERS- guaranteed equal protection and due process to all citizens - all individuals born in the U.S. are citizens Fifteenth Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSGuaranteed voting rights regardless of race Nineteenth Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSGuarantees women the right to vote Twenty-Fourth Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSProhibited poll taxes Twenty-Sixth Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERSLowered the voting age to 18 Discretionary Spending - CORRECT ANSWERSGovernment spending for programs that is not guaranteed and can change every year Mandatory Spending - CORRECT ANSWERSGovernment spending that by law cannot be changed Excise Tax - CORRECT ANSWERSA tax placed on certain goods or industries such as tobacco, gasoline, and alcohol Securities - CORRECT ANSWERSA government-issued IOU that promises repayment for loaning the government money Interest - CORRECT ANSWERSThe small fee that is charged on a loan Deficit - CORRECT ANSWERSWhen the government spends more money than it brings in Surplus - CORRECT ANSWERSWhen the government brings in more money than it spends Debt - CORRECT ANSWERSThe money the government owes Budget - CORRECT ANSWERSA plan for spending and saving, used by both the government and individuals Tax - CORRECT ANSWERSThe amount of money that citizens and businesses pay for the government to function and provide services Sales Tax - CORRECT ANSWERSThe tax you pay when you buy something Individual Income Tax - CORRECT ANSWERSThe tax you pay on all revenue, or money, you receive from various sources Corporate Income Tax - CORRECT ANSWERSThe tax that businesses pay on their profits Social Security Tax - CORRECT ANSWERSThe tax that funds the basic retirement program run by the federal government Medicare Tax - CORRECT ANSWERSThe tax that funds the government's health care system for the elderly Property Tax - CORRECT ANSWERSThe tax people pay on land they own, often used to fund schools and fire departments Estate Tax - CORRECT ANSWERSThe tax the government collects from wealthy individuals when they die Tariff - CORRECT ANSWERSA tax placed upon foreign goods imported into the United States Inflation - CORRECT ANSWERSA rise in the price of goods and services Fiscal Policy - CORRECT ANSWERSActions taken by Congress and the President to influence the business cycle Monetary Policy - CORRECT ANSWERSActions taken by the Federal Reserve to influence the business cycle A growing economy - CORRECT ANSWERSExpansion An economic slowdown - CORRECT ANSWERSContraction/Recession Property Crimes - CORRECT ANSWERSBurglary, arson, theft Crimes Against People - CORRECT ANSWERSMurder, assault, battery White-Collar Crimes - CORRECT ANSWERSInsider trading, embezzlement, insurance fraud Victimless Crimes - CORRECT ANSWERSDrug use and gambling Organized Crime - CORRECT ANSWERSBusiness operations such as the mob or mafia North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) - CORRECT ANSWERSInternational military alliance between the U.S. and dozens of European nations United Nations (UN) - CORRECT ANSWERSInternational organization focused on maintaining peace and dialogue between nations