Amendments

Question 0

Amendment 2

Answer 0

Right to keep and bear arms

Question 1

Amendment 1

Answer 1

Freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly, right to petition the government

Question 2

Amendment 3

Answer 2

No quartering of troops

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Amendment 4

Answer 3

No unreasonable searches and seizures without a warrant

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Amendment 5

Answer 4

No double jeopardy; No self-incrimination; government can not take private property without due process and compensation

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Amendment 6

Answer 5

Right to a speedy and public trial; right to an impartial jury; right to confront witnesses, bring your own witnesses; right to an attorney

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Amendment 7

Answer 6

Right to trial by jury preserved in matters over $20

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Amendment 8

Answer 7

Protection from excessive bails and fines; no cruel and unusual punishments

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Amendment 9

Answer 8

Citizens may have rights that are not listed in the constitution

Question 9

Amendment 10

Answer 9

Any powers not given to the Federal government or prohibited to the states, are reserved to the states or the people

Question 10

Amendment 11

Answer 10

Citizens of one state may not sue another state in federal court; citizens of a foreign country may not sue a state in federal court

Question 11

Amendment 12

Answer 11

Voting for President and Vice President are done seperately

Question 12

Amendment 13

Answer 12

Slavery is abolished in the United States

Question 13

Amendment 14

Answer 13

Persons born or naturalized in the US are citizens; no state may deny citizens the right to due process of law or equal protection of the law

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Amendment 15

Answer 14

The right to vote may not be denied based on race

Question 15

Amendment 16

Answer 15

Congress can collect taxes on income

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Amendment 17

Answer 16

Senators from each state will be elected by the people

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Amendment 18

Answer 17

The production and sale of alcohol is illegal in the US

Question 18

Amendment 19

Answer 18

Citizens may not be denied the right to vote based on gender

Question 19

Amendment 20

Answer 19

The president will take office on January 20th

Question 20

Amendment 21

Answer 20

The 18th amendment is repealed

Question 21

Amendment 22

Answer 21

The president can only serve 2 terms or a total of 10 years

Question 22

Amendment 23

Answer 22

The District Of Columbia is given electors to vote in presidential elections

Question 23

Amendment 24

Answer 23

Citizens may not be charged a poll tax in order to vote

Question 24

Amendment 25

Answer 24

If the president leaves office (death, resignation, ect.) then the Vice President becomes president

Question 25

Amendment 26

Answer 25

Citizens who are 18 can not be denied the right to vote

Question 26

Amendment 27

Answer 26

Congress can not receive a pay increase until after an election has occurred