27 Amendments Flashcards

1
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1st

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Freedom of speech, assembly, press, petition, and religion.

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2
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2nd

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Right to bear arms. Right of states to maintain a militia.

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3
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3rd

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No quartering of troops during peace time.

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4
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4th

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No unreasonable search or seizure. Need probable cause and warrant.

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5
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5th

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Grand jury does not determine verdict. Suspects must be indicated. Due process. Eminent domain.

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6
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6th

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Right to fair and speedy trial. Know all charges. Obtain lawyer. Have witnesses. Gideon v. Wainright

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7
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7th

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Trial by jury in civil case. Civil cases are private lawsuits.

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8
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8th

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No excessive bail. No excessive fine. No cruel and unusual punishment.

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9
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9th

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Citizens have other rights not listed in the constitution.

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10
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10th

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If specific power isn’t belonging to government, then it is reserved for the states. (Principles of federalism)

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11
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11th

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No one can just sue any state in a regular court.

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12
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12th

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President and VP are two different ballots.

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13
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13th

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No slavery in the USA. (1865)

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14
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14th

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Equal protection for all citizens. Due process.

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15
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15th

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Former male slaves gain right to vote.

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16
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16th

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Introduced federal income tax.

17
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17th

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Elections of state senators. 2 from each state, elected by people for 6 years.

18
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18th

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Prohibition

19
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19th

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Women gained the right to vote.

20
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20th

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Jan. 20th (Inauguration).

21
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21st

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Repeal of prohibition.

22
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22nd

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Sets term limits for the elected president of the US.

23
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23rd

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Washington DC to participate in the election of president and vice president.

24
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24th

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Prohibiting any poll tax in elections for federal officials.

25
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25th

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Provides procedures for replacing the president in case of death, removal, etc.

26
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26th

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Right to vote at 18 years old.

27
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27th

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Prohibits any law that increases or decreases the salary of members of the Congress.