The Amendments

Question 1

1

Answer 1

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

Question 2

2

Answer 2

right to bear and keep arms

Question 3

3

Answer 3

undid quartering act

Question 4

4

Answer 4

searches and seizures

Question 5

5

Answer 5

the right to remain silent (Miranda rights, due process, double jeopardy, eminant domain)

Question 6

Miranda rights

Answer 6

you must be read your rights before anything can be used against you in a court of law

Question 7

due process

Answer 7

the government must follow certain procedures that gaurenteed your rights

Question 8

double jeopardy

Answer 8

you can’t be tried twice for the same crime

Question 9

eminant domain

Answer 9

having a fair price for property that is seied by the government

Question 10

6

Answer 10

right to a speedy trial and legal representation

Question 11

7

Answer 11

right to sue for compensation related to money, pain, or suffering

Question 12

8

Answer 12

right to a fair bail or punishment

Question 13

9

Answer 13

there are other rights not listed

Question 14

10

Answer 14

states have rights outside of the constitution

Question 15

11

Answer 15

states can be sued in federal court by a resident of another state or a foreign country

Question 16

12

Answer 16

election of 1804 - revised the presidential election procedures - made the president run with a VP

Question 17

13

Answer 17

abolished slavery

Question 18

14

Answer 18

guaranteed due process and equal protection under the law (racial)

Question 19

15

Answer 19

gave citizens the right to vote if they were a man (states could discriminate)

Question 20

16

Answer 20

added income tax

Question 21

17

Answer 21

senators elected by people

Question 22

18

Answer 22

prohibition (carry nation)

Question 23

19

Answer 23

women the right to vote (suffrage)

Question 24

21

Answer 24

repealed prohibition

Question 25

22

Answer 25

Made presidential limit, only could serve 2 terms OR 10 year

Question 26

24 (civil war)

Answer 26

removed poll voting tax

Question 27

26

Answer 27

changed voting age from 18 to 21

Question 28

civil war amendments

Answer 28

13,14,15,24

Question 29

changes to the government

Answer 29

16,17,22

Question 30

prohibition

Answer 30

18,21

Question 31

voting

Answer 31

19,26

Question 32

25

Answer 32

presidential succession goes to VP, (designated survivor)