1st

Question 1

1st

Answer 1

Freedom of religion, press, assembly & petition

Question 2

2nd

Answer 2

Right to bear arms

Question 3

3rd

Answer 3

Quartering of soldiers

Question 4

4th

Answer 4

Search and seizure

Question 5

5th

Answer 5

Grand jury, double jeopardy, self-incrimination, due process, takings

Question 6

6th

Answer 6

Right to speedy trial, by jury, witness, counsel

Question 7

7th

Answer 7

Jury trial in civil lawsuits
Common law, re examination clause, civil disputes

Question 8

8th

Answer 8

Excessive fines d cruel unusual punishment

Question 9

9th

Answer 9

Non- enumerated rights retained by people

Question 10

10th

Answer 10

Rights reserved to states or people
Rights not delegated to US by Constitution

Question 11

11th
1795

Answer 11

Suits against States
Response to Chisholm v. Georgia 1973, ruling that states could be sued in federal court by citizens of another state.

Question 12

12

Answer 12

Election of president and vice

Question 13

13th

Answer 13

Abolition of slavery

Question 14

14

Answer 14

Cizenzen rights,equal protection, apportionment, civil debt war

Question 15

1 5th

Answer 15

Right to rote not denied by race

Question 16

16

Answer 16

Income tax

Question 17

17

Answer 17

Popular election of Senators

Question 18

18

Answer 18

Prohibition of liquor

Question 19

19

Answer 19

Women’s right to vote

Question 20

20

Answer 20

Presidential term & succession (Jan 20) , assembly of Congress (once a year)

Question 21

21

Answer 21

Repeal of prohibition

Question 22

22

Answer 22

2 term limit for presidency

Question 23

23

Answer 23

Presidential vote for D.C.

Question 24

24

Answer 24

Abolition of poll taxes
Civil Rights Movement, helped more people vote.

Question 25

25

Answer 25

Presidential disability and succession
Ex. 1973 Ford replaced Agnew

Question 26

26

Answer 26

Right to vote at age 18-21

Question 27

27

Answer 27

Congressional compensation