Amendments Flashcards

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1st Amendment

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Freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition, & press

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2
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2nd Amendment

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The right to bear arms.

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2
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3rd Amendment

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The right to refuse to house soldiers.

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3
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4th Amendment

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Protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures.

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4
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5th Amendment

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Protects people from being held for a crime unless accused, double jeopardy, & self incrimination.

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7th Amendment

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The right to a trial by jury.The right to a fair and speedy trial, right to a lawyer.The right to a trial by jury.

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5
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6th Amendment

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The right to a fair and speedy trial, right to a lawyer.

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6
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8th Amendment

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Protects people from cruel and unusual punishment.

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7
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9th Amendment

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Not all rights are listed in the Constitution.

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8
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10th Amendment

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Power not granted to the federal government belongs to the states and the people.

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9
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13

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Abolished Slavery (1865)

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10
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14

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People born in the United States are considered
citizens (1868)

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11
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15

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Gives African Americans the right to vote

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12
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18

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Prohibition (1919)

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13
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19

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Women’s Suffrage (1920)

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14
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21

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Repeals Prohibition (1933)

15
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22

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Limits president to 2 terms (1951)

16
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26

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Changes voting age to 18 (1971)