Amendments

Question 1

Freedom of Religion

Answer 1

1st

Question 2

Freedom of Speech

Answer 2

1st

Question 3

Freedom of Press

Answer 3

1st

Question 4

Freedom of Assembly

Answer 4

1st

Question 5

Freedom of Petition

Answer 5

1st

Question 6

Right to bear arms

Answer 6

2nd

Question 7

No quartering of soldiers

Answer 7

3rd

Question 8

Protection against unreasonable searches and seizures

Answer 8

4th

Question 9

Probable cause needed to issue a warrant

Answer 9

4th

Question 10

Protection against double jeopardy

Answer 10

5th

Question 11

Cannot be a witness against oneself

Answer 11

5th

Question 12

Due process of law

Answer 12

5th

Question 13

Private property cannot be taken without just compensation

Answer 13

5th

Question 14

One has the right to a speedy and public trial

Answer 14

6th

Question 15

One must be informed of the reason(s) for the accusation

Answer 15

6th

Question 16

Writ of Habeas Corpus

Answer 16

6th

Question 17

Right to a trial by jury

Answer 17

7th

Question 18

No cruel/unusual punishments, excessive fines or bails.

Answer 18

8th

Question 19

Citizens have rights not specifically stated in the constitution

Answer 19

9th

Question 20

The powers not mentioned in the constitution are reserved for the people and/or the states

Answer 20

10th

Question 21

Makes states immune from suits from out-of-state citizens and foreigners not living within the state borders

Answer 21

11th

Question 22

Outlines changes the voting process for President and Vice-President

Answer 22

12th

Question 23

Outlaws slavery

Answer 23

13th

Question 24

Makes those born on US soil citizens

Answer 24

14th

Question 25

Gives former slaves the rights of citizens

Answer 25

14th

Question 26

Discussing matters of office-holding by former rebels

Answer 26

14th

Question 27

The right to vote shall not be denied based on race, color, creed, previous condition of servitude etc.

Answer 27

15th

Question 28

Gives Congress the power to collect an income tax

Answer 28

16th

Question 29

Outlines changes in representation by Senators

Answer 29

17th

Question 30

Prohibition

Answer 30

18th

Question 31

Right of women to vote

Answer 31

19th

Question 32

Shortens “lame duck” period

Answer 32

20th

Question 33

Repeals prohibition

Answer 33

21st

Question 34

Limits the President to two terms and no more than 10 years

Answer 34

22nd

Question 35

Adds representatives for Washington DC

Answer 35

23rd

Question 36

Prohibits the revocation of voting rights due to the non-payment of poll taxes

Answer 36

24th

Question 37

Outlines the process of Presidential succession, making provisions for the death of the President and his successor

Answer 37

25th

Question 38

Changes voting age to 18

Answer 38

26th

Question 39

Prevents changes in Congressional salaries to take effect until after the coming election

Answer 39

27th