Amendments

Question 1

Freedom of religion speech, the press, to petition, and to assemble.

Answer 1

1st

Question 2

The right to bear arms.

Answer 2

2nd

Question 3

No unreasonable searches, seizures.

Answer 3

4th

Question 4

Indictments; due process; self-incrimination; double jeopardy; eminent domain

Answer 4

5th

Question 5

Right to counsel and fair trial.

Answer 5

6th

Question 6

No excessive bail, fines, or cruel punishment.

Answer 6

8th

Question 7

Unenumerated rights of the people.

Answer 7

9th

Question 8

Rights reserved to states.

Answer 8

10th

Question 9

Citizenship offered to all; denies public office to rebels against the US.

Answer 9

14th

Question 10

Allows federal income tax.

Answer 10

16th

Question 11

Prohibition

Answer 11

18th

Question 12

Women’s suffrage.

Answer 12

19th

Question 13

Term commencement for president moved to January 20th; A.K.A. “Lame duck” amendment.

Answer 13

20th

Question 14

Repeal prohibition.

Answer 14

21st

Question 15

Limits president to two terms.

Answer 15

22nd

Question 16

Washington D.C. now gets electoral college votes.

Answer 16

23rd

Question 17

Prohibition of restriction of voting rights if you can’t pay poll taxes.

Answer 17

24th

Question 18

Presidential succession.

Answer 18

25th

Question 19

Voting age established as 18

Answer 19

26th

Question 20

Congress doesn’t get pay raises until the term after they pass a bill saying they do

Answer 20

27th