Articles And Amendments

Question 0

Establishes the rules of the Judicial branch

Answer 0

Article III

Question 1

Laid down foundation for the legislative branch

Answer 1

Article I

Question 2

Establishes relations between states and Congress, as well as limits on the states’ powers

Answer 2

Article IV

Question 3

Establishes how amendments may be proposed and what they just do to officially become law

Answer 3

Article V

Question 4

The Constitution is the law of the land, and must be followed

Answer 4

Article VI

Question 5

The Constitution must be ratified by at least 9 states, and by unanimous vote, it became law in 1787

Answer 5

Article VII

Question 6

The right of freedom of religion, speech, assembly, and the press

Answer 6

1st amendment

Question 7

Established powers and limits of the executive branch

Answer 7

Article II

Question 8

No quartering of soldiers

Answer 8

3rd amendment

Question 9

The right to keep and bear arms

Answer 9

2nd Amendment

Question 10

Right to due process, trial before a grand jury, and not being forcing to self-incriminate

Answer 10

5th Amendment

Question 11

One must have a probable reason for search and seizure.

Answer 11

4th amendment

Question 12

Law suits of more than 20 dollars will have a jury, and will not be reexamined by another US court

Answer 12

7th amendment

Question 13

Excessive bail or fines and cruel and unusual punishment are strictly prohibited

Answer 13

8th amendment

Question 14

Certain rights may not be taken away from the people

Answer 14

9th amendment

Question 15

Citizenship, due process, and equal protection of the laws

Answer 15

14th amendment

Question 16

Any rights not given to the nation or Congress are reserved for the state or the people

Answer 16

10th amendment

Question 17

Laws that change the amount of payment for congressmen does not apply until said congressmen are out of office.

Answer 17

27th amendment

Question 18

Only the judicial branch has the right to use judicial power

Answer 18

11th amendment

Question 19

Establishes how the electoral college works

Answer 19

12th amendment

Question 20

Outlaws slavery

Answer 20

13th amendment

Question 21

Right to a speedy and public trial before an impartial jury, and the right to a proper lawyer

Answer 21

6th amendment

Question 22

All men (no matter what color) are allowed to vote

Answer 22

15th amendment

Question 23

Presidential disability conditions and vice presidential vacancies

Answer 23

25th amendment

Question 24

Senate will have two members per state that serve for 6 years, president fills vacancies that occur

Answer 24

17th amendment

Question 25

Prohibition

Answer 25

18th amendment

Question 26

All men AND WOMEN have the ugly to vote.

Answer 26

19th amendment

Question 27

Terms of office (when terms start and end), convening of Congress, and presidential succession

Answer 27

20th amendment

Question 28

Repeal of Prohibition

Answer 28

21st amendment

Question 29

No president may have more than 2 terms

Answer 29

22nd amendment

Question 30

Electors for DC (electoral college addition)

Answer 30

23rd amendment

Question 31

Congress has the right to levy income taxes

Answer 31

16th amendment

Question 32

Poll tax no longer applies

Answer 32

24th amendment

Question 33

18 year old voting

Answer 33

26th amendment