Constitutional Amendments Flashcards

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Name for the first ten amendments added in 1791

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Bill of Rights

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A written change to the Constitution

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Amendment

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

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First

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Right to bear arms

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Second

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No forced housing of soldiers

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Third

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Unreasonable search and seizure

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Fourth

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6
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Rights of criminally accused

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Fifth

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7
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Speedy trial by jury

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Sixth

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8
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Right to jury trial in civil cases

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Seventh

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9
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No excessive bail/cruel and unusual punishment

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Eigth

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Basic rights not listed in Constitution

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Ninth

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States reserve all powers not given to fed. gov.

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Tenth

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Fed. courts do not have jurisdiction in state suits

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Eleventh

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13
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Seperate elections for pres and vice pres

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Twelfth

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14
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Abolishes slavery

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Thirteenth

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Equality for all citizens; state govs must follow amendments

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Fourteenth

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All males have right to vote

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Fifteenth

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Congress can pass direct taxes (income taxes, etc.)

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Sixteenth

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Direct election of senators; governor fills vacant seat

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Seventeenth

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Prohibition

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Eighteenth

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Female suffrage

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Ninteenth

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Pres, VP, and Congress terms begin in January

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Twentieth

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Repeals prohibition

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Twenty-first

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Presidents cannot serve over 2 terms/10 years

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Twenty-second

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DC gets Electoral College votes

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Twenty-third

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Eliminates poll tax

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Twenty-fourth

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Presidential succession

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Twenty-fifth

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Lowers voting age to 18

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Twenty-sixth

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Congress can’t raise its own pay untul after term is over

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Twenty-seventh