Amendments Flashcards

1
Q

The process by which an ailing president can pass the duties to the Vice President:

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25th Amendment

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2
Q

Prohibition repealed:

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21st Amendment

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3
Q

No excessive bail/cruel punishment:

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8th Amendment

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4
Q

Prohibits Congress from voting itself mid-term pay raises:

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27th Amendment

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5
Q

People retain rights not listen in the Constitution:

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9th Amendment

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6
Q

Electoral college must cast separate ballots for president/v.p:

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12th Amendment

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7
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Freedom of religion, speech, presss, assembly, and petition:

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1st Amendment

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8
Q

Provides for popular election of US Senators:

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17th Amendment

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9
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No unreasonable search and seizure:

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4th Amendment

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10
Q

Abolished slavery:

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13th Amendment

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11
Q

Anti-poll tax:

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24th Amendment

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12
Q

Right to bear arms:

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2nd Amendment

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13
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Trail by jury:

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7th Amendment

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14
Q

Women’s right to vote:

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19th Amendment

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15
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Income tax:

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16th Amendment

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16
Q

Eighteen year olds are allowed to vote:

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26th Amendment

17
Q

Prohibition:

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18th Amendment

18
Q

Housing of soldiers:

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3rd Amendment

19
Q

Changed the date the President takes office from March 4th to Jan. 20th:

A

20th Amendment

20
Q

No person shall be elected to office more than twice:

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22th Amendment

21
Q

D.C. residents can vote:

A

23rd Amendment

22
Q

Individuals cannot sue states in federal courts:

A

11th Amendment

23
Q

Powers not given to the federal gov. is given to the people or states:

A

10th Amendment

24
Q

All persons born or naturalized in the United States enjoy full rights:

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14th Amendment

25
Q

States cannot prevent a person from voting because of race, creed, or color:

A

15th Amendment

26
Q

No person tried without grand jury indictment or to be punished for same offense twice. Double Jeopardy. Prohibits being a witness against yourself, guarantees due process of law:

A

5th Amendment

27
Q

Rights of the accused in criminal cases:

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6th Amendment