MIDTERM Flashcards
Articles & Amendments, Govt important numbers, fed and anti fed
Amendment 1
Personal freedoms (religion, speech, press, assembly, petition)
A. 2
right to bear arms
A 3
quartering of soldiers
a 4
search and seizure
a 5
grand jury, no double Jeopardy, self incrimination, due process
a 6
rights of accused in criminal cases
a 7
jury trial in civil proceedings
a 8
no excessive bail or cruel and unusual punishment
a 9
non enumerated rights
a 10
rights reserved to states
a 11
suits against a state
a 12
election of president and vice pres
a 13
abolition of slavery and involuntary servitude
a 14
African American citizenship
a 15
African American men voting rights
a 16
federal income tax
a 17
popular election of senators
a 18
prohibition of alcohol
a 19
women’s right to vote
a 20
presidential term begins Jan 20
a 21
repeal of 18th amendment
a 22
two term limit for president
a 23
dc presidential vote
a 24
elimination of poll tax
a 25
presidential and VP vacancy/ disability
a 26
right to vote at age 18
a 27
congressional compensation
article 1
congress (legislature)
article 2
executive branch (president)
article 3
judicial branch
article 4
states powers and limits
article 5
amendment process
article 6
federal power (national supremacy, supremacy clause)
article 7
ratification
membership of US house
435
term of office for members of the house
2
granvilles district
12
house members (district) from ohio
15
senators in each state
2
membership of US senate
100
year term of office for members of senate
6
population of the world
8 billion
population of ohio
12 million
population of US
345 million
Opposed constitution
Anti Fed
Feared too strong national gov
anti fed
believed only small republic could protect rights
anti fed
drew support from small farmers in rural areas
anti fed
believed bill of rights was necessary
anti fed
supported constitution
fed
strong national gov
fed
large republic could protect individual liberties
fed
drew support from large farmers, merchants, artistans
fed
bill of rights was unecessary
fed
nationalists
federalists