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These civics bingo cards contain 26 terms and phrases centered on U.S. civil rights, constitutional amendments, and citizenship for 9th Grade students. The word list includes the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Bill of Rights, freedom of speech, voting rights, and key Supreme Court concepts. Use them to review civics vocabulary during a unit on constitutional rights and civil liberties, or edit them as a template for government and citizenship lessons.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Civics
Grade Level:
9th Grade
Updated November 2024

Word List

  • The Civil Rights of 1964
  • The right of citizens who are 18 or older shall not be denied
  • A person believe that a crime was being committed
  • The action of signing or giving formal consent to treaty or an agreement
  • A document issued by a legal or government official to make an arrest
  • A process of being set free from legal or political restrictions
  • Withdraw from social relations as a punishment or protest
  • Money is put up to assure the accused will show up for court
  • State and local laws enforced racial segregation in Southern States
  • The first 10 Amendments
  • A law that is derived from judicial decisions instead of from statutes
  • A statement or action express disapproval of an object to something
  • A person who comes to a country to take up permanent residence
  • A vote given in favor of women being allowed to participate in elections
  • To break or fail to comply with a rule or formal agreement
  • A guarantee legal rights for all citizens regardless of gender, race, and religion
  • A status of being a citizen of a particular country
  • People from a range of different social and ethnic backgrounds
  • This amendment has 5 freedoms
  • Unreasonable search and seizure
  • Freedom from excessive bail
  • Equal rights under the law
  • Officially out-lawed slavery
  • No state may take away voting rights on the basis of race, or color
  • Quartering of soldiers and secure in your own home
  • The right to bear arms

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