amendments

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Civics

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amendments 1 through 27.

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amendments

1st Amendment
freedom of religion, assembly, press, petition, and speech
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1st Amendment freedom of religion, assembly, press, petition, and speech
2nd Amendment right to bear arms
3rd Amendment No quartering of soldiers
4th Amendment No unreasonable searches or seizures
5th Amendment protests, grand jury, due process, double jeopardy, self incrimination, eminent domain
6th Amendment trial by jury, told charges,quick and public trial, witness, and lawyer
7th Amendment Guarantees the right to jury trial in civil suits involving > $20.00 or more.
8th Amendment the cruel and unusual punishment
9th Amendment rights not in constitution are retained by the people.
10th Amendment powers not in the constitution for the federal government are reserved for the sates and the people
11th Amendment limits suits placed against states
12th Amendment you can no longer cast votes for two presidents
13th Amendment outlawed slavery and any forced lawyer
14 Amendment (CWA) defines U.S. citizenship
equal protection under the law
15th Amendment states have to let people vote regardless of color or race
16th Amendment government has the right to levy an income tax.
17th Amendment article 1: senators elected by state legislatures
now people elect senators
18th Amendment banned alcohol in U.S.
19th Amendment Wyoming Territory, 1869- woman first vote
gave woman rights to vote in national elections
Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Lucretia Mott.
20th Amendment start/end of presidential terms
Lame Duck Amendment
21st Amendment repealed 18th Amendment
22nd Amendment limits presidents term to 2
George Washington set precedent
FDR broke it with 4 terms
23rd Amendment Washington D.C. allowed to vote in presidential elections in 1961
24th Amendment Eliminated poll taxes (prevented African Americans from voting)
25th Amendment Presidential Succession:
President
Vice President
Speaker of House
President Pro Tempore
Secretary of State
26th Amendment gave 18 year olds right to vote
27th Amendment raises in congress... cant happen till next election

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