​Statements that would otherwise be testimonial and require that the defendant have the right to _____ under the rule of Crawford v. Washington can be admitted if they are not intended to prove the truth of their contents.

Hearsay can be written statements, communicative conduct, or _____.​

Statements offered to prove _____ would be considered to be hearsay.​

If the declarant makes a statement that could subject them to criminal charges, the statement would probably be admissible under the exception for statements _____.

​The use of hearsay is problematic because it involves a violation of the defendant’s right to _____.

Under the terms of the Treaty of Paris of 1763, the French ______________________________________________ 

In October 1777, American General Horatio Gates won an important victory over the British Army at the battle of ____________________________________.

The concept that people have ‘natural rights’ which include life, liberty, and property, and the it is the duty of government to protect those rights comes from a book published in 1690 by 

As a consequence of the Revolutionary War, “established churches” in the former colonies ________________________________________________

The most important Enlightenment philosopher in colonial America was