amendments civics

Question 1

freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, protection

Answer 1

1st

Question 2

right to fair trial, Habeas Corpus, have right to confront witness, and right to call in people to speak in favor

Answer 2

6th

Question 3

right to jury in civil cases

Answer 3

7th

Question 4

no unreasonable searches or seizures (must have a search warrant)

Answer 4

4th

Question 5

protects rights of citizens to bear arms

Answer 5

2nd

Question 6

protection from excessive bail and cruel or unusual punishment

Answer 6

8th

Question 7

no quartering soldiers w out home owners consent

Answer 7

3rd

Question 8

protects rights of people accused of crime, protected from double jeopardy (can’t be convicted twice)

Answer 8

5th

Question 9

womens right to vote in national and state election, women suffrage

Answer 9

19th

Question 10

rights retained by people, all other rights not spelled out in constitution are retained by people

Answer 10

9th

Question 11

state poll taxes prevented blacks and poor white men to vote. oh sm

Answer 11

24th

Question 12

grants reserved power and dual federalism

Answer 12

10th

Question 13

outlawed slavery and outlawed forced labor except punishments

Answer 13

13th

Question 14

no citizen can be refused to vote bc of race/color/ or former slave. protected only men

Answer 14

16th

Question 15

18 or older to vote

Answer 15

26th

Question 16

voters can directly elect senators, gave America greater voice.

Answer 16

17th

Question 17

voting rights to people who lived in DC.

Answer 17

23rd

Question 18

defined who was a US citizen, “equal protection of laws”

Answer 18

14th