Amendments

Question 1

1

Answer 1

Freedom of religion, press, expression, ratified

Question 2

2

Answer 2

Right to bear arms

Question 3

4

Answer 3

No unreasonable searches in your home.

Question 4

5

Answer 4

The right to not having to answer a question.

Question 5

6

Answer 5

Your right for a speedy trial

Question 6

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Answer 6

protects the right for citizens to have a jury trial in federal courts with civil cases where the claim exceeds a certain dollar value

Question 7

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Answer 7

Protection against cruel of unusual punishment.

Question 8

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Answer 8

Just because a right is not listed in the constitution that does not mean you have that right.

Question 9

10 (Pushing with ten hands (states pushing against fed gov))

Answer 9

Any power not given to the fed gov is given to the states.

Question 10

12

Answer 10

Allows there to be a separation for the parties.

Question 11

13

Answer 11

Any power not given to the fed gov is given to the states.

Question 12

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Answer 12

Citizenship Rights

Question 13

15

Answer 13

Race no bar to vote

Question 14

16

Answer 14

Status of Income Tax Clarified

Question 15

17

Answer 15

Senators elected by Popular Vote

Question 16

18

Answer 16

Liquor Abolished

Question 17

19

Answer 17

Women’s right to vvote

Question 18

20

Answer 18

President’s term begins on January 20th

Question 19

21

Answer 19

The 18th amendment is repealed

Question 20

22

Answer 20

The President can only serve for two four year terms.

Question 21

23

Answer 21

Vote for D.C.

Question 22

24

Answer 22

People of color no longer have to pay to vote.

Question 23

25

Answer 23

President dies then vice president becomes president/ what happens when president is dead or in coma.

Question 24

26

Answer 24

Voting age set to 18 years