Question

1. based on information in the bill of rights, reading a, which of these statements is true?

a. soldiers are allowed to use someone’s home for any reason at any time.
b. the government can tell a newspaper what they can or cannot write.
c. the president has the power to remove guns from citizens, if he or she decides they want to.
d. the government can search a citizen’s home if a warrant is granted by a judge.

1. as stated in amendment iii (3), “permission” most nearly means?

a. approval
b. rejection
c. compliment
d. ratify

1. based on the bill of rights, passed in 1790, the founding fathers were attempting to?

a. increase power for the rich landowners.
b. protect the citizens from losing rights they felt the british king had stolen.
c. create a government where one person has all of the power.
d. create a country where people can do whatever they want.

Explanation:

1. For question 1:

• Amendment III (3) says soldiers need permission (owner's say - no for option a).
• Amendment I (1) about freedom of press - no for option b.
• Amendment II (2) about gun rights - no for option c.
• Amendment IV (4) mentions search with judge - granted warrant (yes for option d).

1. For question 2:

• In Amendment III (3), "permission" in context of owner allowing soldiers (means approval).

1. For question 3:

• Bill of Rights was to protect citizens' rights (like from unfair searches, etc., as per amendments).

Answer:

1. d. The government can search a citizen’s home if a warrant is granted by a judge.
2. a. Approval
3. b. Protect the citizens from losing rights they felt the British King had stolen.