Amendments Flashcards

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Right to bear arms and have militia

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Prohibits quartering of troops in private homes

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Protection from unreasonable search and seizure

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Protection from double jeopardy; also has a due process clause

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Right to a fair and speedy trial

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Guarantees jury trials for civil cases in federal courts

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Prohibits cruel and unusual punishment; prohibits excessive bail and fines

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Vague amendment in the Bill of Rights that was used for the Roe v Wade decision based on right to privacy

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Rights reserved for the states

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Amendment prompted by the case of Chisholm v Georgia; it involved suits against states

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Changed presidential elections to require candidates to run as president/ Vice President team

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Slavery prohibited

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Defined citizenship; due process and equal protection clause; famous Civil War amendment

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Gave black men right to vote

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Rights reserved for states

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Direct election of US senators

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Prohibition (alcohol)

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Women gained right to vote in federal elections

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Lame duck amendment; it changed inauguration for presidents from March to January

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Repealed Prohibition

18 amendment

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Limits presidents to two terms

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Gave Washington DC residents right to vote

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Outlawed poll taxes in federal elections

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States that Vice Presidents will succeed presidents; allows congress to fill voids in the Vice Presidency

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Allowed 18 year olds to vote

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Congressional pay raises; one of the original 12 amendments intended for Bill of Rights

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Freedom of speech, press, religion, association

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