Free Bill of Rights Word Search Puzzles (Printable PDFs + Answer Keys)

The Bill of Rights is the first ten amendments to the US Constitution, ratified in 1791. The first of these two free word searches walks through them in order: SPEECH, RELIGION, PRESS, ASSEMBLY and PETITION from the First Amendment, the MILITIA and the right to BEAR ARMS, no QUARTERING of soldiers, protection from unreasonable SEARCHES, no DOUBLE JEOPARDY, a SPEEDY TRIAL, a CIVIL JURY, fair BAIL, no CRUEL PUNISHMENT and, last of all, the RESERVED POWERS of the Tenth.

The second sheet gathers the vocabulary students meet while studying it: James MADISON, who drafted the amendments, the ANTIFEDERALIST push for written protections, DUE PROCESS, a search WARRANT, the right to COUNSEL, an INDICTMENT, EMINENT DOMAIN and the right to petition over GRIEVANCES. The word list runs medium, so it fits a civics unit from about 10 up, and both PDFs include an answer key. Pair it with the Constitution word search or browse the American history word searches.

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