Amendments Flashcards

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Right to Bear Arms

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Freedom of Religion, Press, Speech, Assembly, Petition

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No quartering soldiers

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Four

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Unreasonable searches and seizes

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Five

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Rights of criminally accused (grand jury indictment, no double jeopardy, no self-incrimination, due process of law)

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Rights to speedy trial by jury (speedy trial, impartial jury, informed of charges, right to attorney)

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Seven

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Right to jury trial in civil cases

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Eight

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Freedom from excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishment

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Nine

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Guarantee of rights not listed in Constitution

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Ten

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Rights not given to federal government are given to states and people

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Eleven

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Prevents suits against states

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Twelve

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Provides for separate election of President and Vice President

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Thirteen

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Abolition of slavery

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Fourteen

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Equality for all citizens, state governments must follow previously passed amendments

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Fifteen

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Black suffrage

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Sixteen

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Individual income tax

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Seventeen

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Election of national senators

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Eighteen

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Prohibition

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Nineteen

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Women’s Suffrage

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Twenty

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Inaugural date moved up

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Twenty-One

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Ended prohibition

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Twenty-Two

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Presidents can’t serve more than 2 terms or 10 years

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Twenty-Three

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District of Columbia given presidential electoral college votes

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Twenty-Four

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No poll tax

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Twenty-Five

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Presidential succession and filling of vacant office if VP is dead or removed from office

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Twenty-Six

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Voting age lowered from 21 to 18

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Twenty-Seven

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Congress pay raises go into effect after term