Amendments Quiz

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The term is always just a number, the term definition is one of the rights / powers granted from the amendment.

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Amendments Quiz

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freedom of press, religion, assembly, petition, and speech
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1 freedom of press, religion, assembly, petition, and speech
1 freedom of religion has two parts: establishment clause: gov cannot create a national religion, and free exercise clause
2 right to bear arms, or to form a militia
3 no quartering of troops
4 no unreasonable search and seizures, need a search warrant and probable cause, not applicable to school
5 right to remain silent
5 cannot be tried twice (no double jeopardy)
5 cannot be held on a crime unless indicted by a grand jury
5 no person should be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process
5 private property cannot be taken without due compensation (eminent domain)
6 right to a lawyer
6 right to a fair and speedy trial
6 allowed to have a jury trial
6 police have to tell you what you did wrong
6 right to confront your accuser
7 right to a jury trial for a civil case, of more than $20
8 no cruel and unusual punishment
8 no excessive bail
9 any rights not listed in the Bill of Rights are still protected
10 any powers not in the Constitution are reserved to the states
11 defines the original jurisdiction of the USSC, you cannot sue your state in federal court
12 redefines how we vote for the president (P and VP on the same ticket)
13 freed the slaves
14 all citizens, born or naturalized, cannot be deprived of their citizenship by the states, and cannot be deprived of Life, Liberty, and Property without due process
14 repealed the 3/5 compromise
15 cannot deny voting b/c of race, color, or previous condition of servitude
16 federal income tax not based on population of state
17 direct of election of senators from the people
18 started prohibition, cannot sell, manufacture, or possess alcohol
19 women's suffrage
20 changed date of inauguration from March 4 to January 20, less of lameduck period
21 repealed the 18th amendment
22 president could serve only two terms max
23 D.C. could participate in the presidential election, with 3 E.V.
24 abolished the poll tax
25 if president dies, the v.p. assumes office and chooses a new v.p.
25 created the succession line
25 clarifies what to do in case the president is unable to perform his duties
26 18 year olds can vote, states are allowed to lower the age
27 any pay raise by lawmaker has to go through an election to actually reap the benefits of the raise

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