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Amendments Flashcards

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Right to keep and bear arms

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

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No quartering soldiers

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No improper search and seizure

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Do process and no self incrimination

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Rights of the accused

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Right to jury trial in civil cases

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No cruel and unusual punishments

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Unlisted rights are retained be the people

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Powers/rights reserved to state or the people

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Immunity of states against certain lawsuits

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Changes electoral college procedures

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Slavery abolished

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Citizenship/due process/equal protection

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Black male suffrage

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Federal income tax

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Direct election of U.S. senators

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Prohibition

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Women’s suffrage

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“Lame duck” period shortened

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Repeals prohibition

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2-term limit for president

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Electoral votes for Washington, D.C.

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Poll tax outlawed

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Pres. + v.p. “Succession” / presidential “disability”

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Voting age lowered to 18

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Restriction on congressional pay raise

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Rights of the accused

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

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1

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Electoral votes for Washington, D.C.

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Do process and no self incrimination

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No quartering soldier

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Right to keep and bear arms

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Black male suffrage

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Restriction on congressional pay raise

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Unlisted rights are retained by the people

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Powers/rights reserved to state or the people

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Voting age lowered to 18

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Slavery abolished

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No cruel and unusual punishments

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Right to jury trial in civil cases

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7

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Federal income tax

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Citizenship/due process/ equal protection of former slaves

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14

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Immunity of state Against certain lawsuits

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11

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No improper search and seizure

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4

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Direct election of U.S. senators

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Prohibition

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18

49
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Freedom of speech, press, assembly, petition, and religion (date)

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1791

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Repeals prohibition

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21

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Women’s suffrage

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19

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2-term limit for president

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22

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Poll tax outlawed

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24

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Right to jury trial in civil cases (date)

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1791

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Changes electoral college procedures

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12

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“Lame duck” period shortened

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20

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Pres. + vp “succession”/presidential “disability”

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25

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Right to keep and bear arms (date)

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1791

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No improper search and seizure (date)

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1791

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Immunity of state against certain lawsuits (date)

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1795

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Changes electoral college procedures (date)

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1804

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Unlisted rights are retained by the people (date)

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1791

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Do process and no self incrimination (date)

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1791

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Slavery abolished (date)

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1865

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Citizenship/due process/equal protection of former slaves (date)

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1868

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Black male suffrage (date)

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1870

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Federal income tax (date)

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1913, February

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Direct election of U.S. senators (date)

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1913, April

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No quartering soldiers (date)

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1791

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Voting age lowered to 18 (date)

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1971

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Powers/rights reserved to state or the people (date)

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1791

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“Lame duck” period shortened (date)

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1933, January

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Prohibition (date)

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1919

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Repeals prohibition (date)

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1933, December

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Rights of the accused (date)

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1791

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Restriction on congressional pay raise (date)

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1992

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Women’s suffrage (date)

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1920

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2-term limit for president (date)

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1951

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Electoral votes for Washington, D.C. (Date)

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1961

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1791

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81
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1795

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Immunity of state against certain lawsuits

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1804

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Changes electoral college procedures

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1865

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Slavery abolished

84
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1869

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Citizenship/due process/equal protection

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1870

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Black male suffrage

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1913, February

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Federal income tax

87
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1913, April

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Direct election of us senators

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1919

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Prohibition

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1920

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Women’s suffrage

90
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1933, January

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“Lame duck” period shortened

91
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1933, December

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Repeals prohibition

92
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No cruel and unusual punishments (date)

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1791

92
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Poll tax outlawed (date)

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1964

92
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Press. + vp “succession”/presidential “disability” (date)

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1967

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1951

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2-term limit for president

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1961

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Electoral votes for Washington, D.C.

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1964

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Poll tax outlawed

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1967

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Pres. + vp “succession” / presidential “disability”

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1971

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Voting age lowered to 18

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1992

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Restriction on congressional pay raise

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