Civics: Ammendments

Question 1

Ammendments 1-10 collectively

Answer 1

bill of rights 1789

Question 2

amendments 13-15

Answer 2

civil war amendment

Question 3

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

Answer 3

amendment 1

Question 4

right to bear arms

Answer 4

amendment 2

Question 5

freedom from forced quartering of soldiers

Answer 5

amendment 3

Question 6

freedom from unreasonable seizure

Answer 6

amendment 4

Question 7

righy to indictment by a grand jury against double jeopardy, freedom against bearing witness to self, right to due process of law, and against eminent domain

Answer 7

amendment 5

Question 8

right to a speedy and public trial by jury to face the accuser and right to an attorney

Answer 8

amendment 6

Question 9

right to trial by jury in civil cases

Answer 9

amendment 7

Question 10

freedom from cruel or unusual punishment, or excessive bail

Answer 10

amendment 8

Question 11

not the only rights given to citizens

Answer 11

amendment 9

Question 12

all other rights go to states

Answer 12

amendment 10

Question 13

abolishment of slavery

Answer 13

amendment 13

Question 14

all people born or naturalized in the united states and citizens of state and country

Answer 14

amendment 14

Question 15

suffrage right for african americans

Answer 15

amendment 15

Question 16

women’s suffrage rights

Answer 16

amendment 19

Question 17

limits president to two terms

Answer 17

amendment 22

Question 18

line of succession amendment and what it is

Answer 18

amendment 25
president, vice president, speaker of the house, president pro tempore, secretary of state, secretary of treasury, secretary of defense, attorney general

Question 19

people over 18 allowed to vote

Answer 19

amendment 26

Question 20

president candidates pick their vice president

Answer 20

amendment 12

Question 21

how many amendment?

Answer 21

27

Question 22

which article says amending process?

Answer 22

5