27 Amendments Study Guide Flashcards

1
Q

What does it mean to Amend the Constitution?

A

making changes or additions

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2
Q

What are the four we have broken the 27 amendments to the Constitution?

A

bill of rights(1-10), civil war(13-15), progressive era(16-19), later amendments(20-27)

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3
Q

Why were the first 10 amendments added to the Constitution?

A

to address concerns about individual liberties and limitations

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4
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1

A

freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petition

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5
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2

A

right to keep and bear arms

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6
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3

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protection against quartering soldiers

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7
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4

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protection against unreasonable searches and seizures

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8
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5

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right to due process, protection against self incrimination, double jeopardy

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9
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7

A

jury trial in civil lawsuits

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10
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6

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right to speedy trial by jury, witnesses, counsel

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11
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8

A

excessive fines, cruel and unusual punishment

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12
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9

A

non-enumerated rights retained by people

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13
Q

10

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rights reserved to states or people

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14
Q

11

A

suits against states

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15
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12

A

election of president and vice president

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16
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13

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abolition of slavery

17
Q

14

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citizenship rights, equal protection, apportionment, civil war debt

18
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15

A

right to vote not denied by race

19
Q

16

A

income tax

20
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17

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popular election of senators

21
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18

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prohibition of liquor

22
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19

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women right to vote

23
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20

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presidential term and succession, assembly of congress

24
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21

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repeal of prohibition

25
22
two term limit on presidency
26
23
presidential vote for D.C.
27
24
abolition of poll taxes
28
25
presidential disability and succession
29
26
right to vote at age 18
30
27
congressional compensation