He was George Washington's Vice President
Who is John Adams?
A tax on imports
What is a tariff?
The Sixth Amendment guarantees an ___ jury.
What is "impartial"?
This popular orange-colored fruit is grown on orange trees
What is an orange?
What the word "regulated" means in the Second Amendment
What is "trained"?
He case against the state of Georgia went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court
Who is Chisholm?
Money put up that frees a person until his trial
What is bail?
The Eighth Amendment prohibits "___ and ___ punishment."
What is "cruel and unusual"?
The Sixth Amendment guarantees a defendant a "___ and ___ trial."
What is "speedy and public"?
The first word of the First Amendment
What is "Congress"?
He was George Washington's Secretary of State
Who is Thomas Jefferson?
What you must be if you oppose interfering in other nations' business, of course
What is "an isolationist"?
Thomas Jefferson anonymously wrote the ___ Resolutions to protest the Alien and Sedition Acts.
What is Kentucky?
He said that America "goes not abroad, in search of monsters to destroy"
Who is John Quincy Adams?
Being tried for the same crime twice
What is "double jeopardy"?
This is the word for the person whose rights the Sixth Amendment protects (not just U.S. citizens!)
What is "the accused"?
It means "to treat a law as if it were nothing"?
What is "nullify"?
A ___ can undo an unjust law with a "not guilty" verdict.
What is a jury?
The Virginia Resolutions say that the states are "duty-bound" to do this in regard to the Alien and Sedition Acts
What is interpose/ignore/nullify (or some equivalent word)?
He was charged with "seditious libel" for criticizing a New York governor
Who is (Peter) Zenger?
The book of Acts details his trial, run by Roman governor Festus
Who is the Apostle Paul?
Two-word term for a lawyer's challenging in court, face-to-face, everyone who testifies against his client
What is "cross examining"?
He tied for the most electoral votes in the election of 1800, but lost a House of Representatives vote
Who is Aaron Burr?
This northern state's delegate refrained from voting to break a tie in the election of 1800
What is Delaware?
This is why the U.S. government, even with no Second Amendment, should not be allowed to make laws about the right to bear arms
What is "the U.S. Constitution doesn't give the U.S. government that power"?