amendments

Question 1

1st amendment

Answer 1

Religion
Assembly
Press
Petitions
Speech

Question 2

1st clauses

Answer 2

Establishment Clause
Free Exercise Clause

Question 3

2nd amendment

Answer 3

rights to bear arms (including self-defense in house)

Question 4

3rd amendment

Answer 4

no quartering soldiers

Question 5

4th amendment

Answer 5

protects from unreasonable searches and seizures

Question 6

5th amendment

Answer 6

-no self-incimination
-right to jury
-double-jeopardy
-eminent domain

Question 7

6th amendment

Answer 7

guarantee of counsel and fair trial

Question 8

7th amendment

Answer 8

allowed to have jury in federal cases

Question 9

8th amendment

Answer 9

prohibits cruel and unusual punishments

Question 10

9th amendment

Answer 10

right to privacy
1-8 are not your only rights

Question 11

10th amendment

Answer 11

the powers not delegated to government belong to the states and people

Question 12

11th amendment

Answer 12

states are shielded from suits brought by citizens of other states or foreign countries

Question 13

12th amendment

Answer 13

specifies the separate election of the president and vice president by the electoral college

Question 14

13th amendment

Answer 14

abolished slavery

Question 15

14th amendment

Answer 15

equal protection under the laws
made Bill of Rights applicable to states

Question 16

Due Process Clause (14)

Answer 16

no person shall be deprived of their rights without the due process of law

Question 17

Equal Protection (14)

Answer 17

requires states to practice equal protection

Question 18

15th amendment

Answer 18

voting shouldn’t be denied on account of race/color

Question 19

16th amendment

Answer 19

gives government the power to levy an income tax

Question 20

17th amendment

Answer 20

allows voters to cast direct votes for US senators

Question 21

18th amendment

Answer 21

prohibited the production, sale, or transportation of alcohol

Question 22

19th amendment

Answer 22

granted women the right to vote

Question 23

20th amendment

Answer 23

set the dates at which the government elected offices end: January 20th

Question 24

21st amendment

Answer 24

repealed the 18th amendment

Question 25

22nd amendment

Answer 25

President can only serve for 2 terms

Question 26

23rd amendment

Answer 26

District of Columbia can vote as if it were a state

Question 27

24th amendment

Answer 27

eliminated the poll tax

Question 28

25th amendment

Answer 28

Vice president becomes the president if president dies

Question 29

26th amendment

Answer 29

lowered the voting age from 21 to 18

Question 30

27th amendment

Answer 30

prevents members of Congress from granting themselves raises during session