27 Amendments

Question 1

Freedoms of Citizens
Freedoms= 1st
Freedoms of: expression, religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition

Answer 1

1st amendment

Question 2

Right to Bear Arms

Answer 2

2nd amendment

Question 3

No housing of 3 soldiers
(Quartering Act)

Answer 3

3rd amendment

Question 4

For a search
Prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures and protects people’s privacy

Answer 4

4th amendment

Question 5

Prohibits being a witness against yourself and the right to stay silent. (I plead the 5th) No one tried without a grand jury, and guarantees “due process of law”

Answer 5

5th amendment

Question 6

Rights of accused, including legal representation, and a fair and speedy trial.

Answer 6

6th amendment

Question 7

Guarantees a trial by jury
TRIAL BY

Answer 7

7th amendment

Question 8

Insures that punishments for crimes are not excessive, cruel, or unusual.
Excessive
(Both start with E)

Answer 8

8th amendment

Question 9

People have rights that aren’t in the Constitution

Answer 9

9th amendment

Question 10

States have rights

Answer 10

10th amendment

Question 11

Individual cannot sue a state in federal court

Answer 11

11th amendment

Question 12

Repeals Article 2 sec. 1 of the constitution. States that the Electoral College must cast separate ballots for president and vice president.
Art. 2 Sec. 1.

Answer 12

12th amendment
21 backwards is 12

Question 13

Abolished (Ended) slavery

Answer 13

13th amendment

Question 14

All people born or naturalized in the U.S enjoy full rights.
Rights for Citizens

Answer 14

14th amendment

Question 15

All citizens of the U.S can vote regardless of race, creed, or color.

Answer 15

15th amendment

Question 16

Establishes Congress’s right to impose a federal income tax
16 year olds pay federal taxes

Answer 16

16th amendment

Question 17

Provides for popular vote of U.S senators
All of a state can vote for their choice of senator

Answer 17

17th amendment

Question 18

Prohibition, Banned alcohol
(Will later be repealed)

Answer 18

18th amendment

Question 19

Women suffrage
all women can now vote in elections

Answer 19

19 amendement

Question 20

Changes the date that the president takes office from January 3rd to January 20. Changed the start of Congress to January 3rd. Ended the old second session (Lame duck Congress).

Answer 20

20th amendment

Question 21

21st amendment

Answer 21

Repealed the Prohibition and voided the 18 amendment
(Only amendment to repeal another amendment)

Question 22

Each president can only serve 2 terms now.

Answer 22

22nd amendment

Question 23

Gave the citizens of Washington D.C the right to vote.
M.J to Washington

Answer 23

23rd amendment

Question 24

Forbids taxing voters before they vote.
You can never tax a voter

Answer 24

24th amendment

Question 25

Ailing Presidents can pass their duties to the vice president.

Answer 25

25th amendment

Question 26

18 year olds are allowed to vote in elections

Answer 26

26th amendment

Question 27

27th amendment

Answer 27

Prohibits Congress from voting itself mid-term pay raises. END of the Amendments, pay raise at the END.