Chapter 3 - The US Constitution, Amendments Practice Flashcards

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Freedom of religion, press, assembly, petition, ad speech.

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First Amendment

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2
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Right to bear arms.

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Second Amendment

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3
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Restrictions on quartering of troops.

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Third Amendment

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4
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Protection against unlawful search and seizure.

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Forth Amendment

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5
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Rights of the accused in criminal proceedings, due process.

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Fifth Amendment

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6
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Rights to a speedy and fair trial.

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Sixth Amendment

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7
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Rights involved in a civil suit.

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Seventh Amendment

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8
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Prohibits cruel and unusual punishment.

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Eighth Amendment

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9
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Rights of the people.

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Ninth Amendment

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10
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Powers reserved to the states.

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Tenth Amendment

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Suits against states by a resident or by another state must be heard in state courts, not federal courts.

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Eleventh Amendment

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12
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Election of president and vice president (separate ballots).

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Twelfth Amendment

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13
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Abolished slavery.

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Thirteenth Amendment

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14
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Defines the rights of citizens and included the “equal protection under the law” clause.

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Fourteenth Amendment

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15
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Right to vote for all males regardless of race, color, or previous servitude.

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Fifteenth Amendment

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16
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Federal income tax.

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Sixteenth Amendment

17
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Direct elections of senators.

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Seventeenth Amendment

18
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Prohibits the manufacture, sale, or transportation of alcohol.

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Eighteenth Amendment

19
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Grants women the right to vote.

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Nineteenth Amendment

20
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Terms of office for Congress and the president and vice president start in January instead of March.

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Twentieth Amendment

21
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Repealed the eighteenth amendment / prohibition.

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Twenty-First Amendment

22
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Limits presidential term to two terms.

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Twenty-Second Amendment

23
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Provides three presidential electors for the District of Columbia.

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Twenty-Third Amendment

24
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Abolishes the poll tax for federal elections; part of the civil rights legislation of the 1960’s.

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Twenty-Fourth Amendment

25
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Provides for presidential disability and succession if the president is unable to perform their duties.

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Twenty-Fifth Amendment

26
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Expands the right to vote to include 18-year-old citizens.

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Twenty-Sixth Amendment

27
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Congressional pay raises won’t go into effect until the next election.

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Twenty-Seventh Amendment