| Question |
Answer |
| Article 1 |
Gives legislative rules. Sets congress up. |
| Article 2 |
Gives executive rules. |
| Article 3 |
Gives judicial rules. |
| Article 4 |
States' powers and limits, including extraversion. |
| Article 5 |
Amendmants can be made by congress through 3/4 ratification or through a national convention. |
| Article 6 |
Federal Powers |
| Article 7 |
Ratification Conditions |
| Amendment 1 |
Freedom of religion, speech, the press, to petition, and to assemble |
| Amendment 2 |
The right to bear arms |
| Amendment 3 |
No quartering soldiers |
| Amendment 4 |
No unreasonable searches, seizures |
| Amendment 5 |
indictments; due process; self-incrimination; double jeopardy; eminent domain |
| Amendment 6 |
Right to counsel and fair trial |
| Amendment 7 |
Right to trial by jury, civil cases |
| Amendment 8 |
No excessive bail, fines, or cruel punishment |
| Amendment 9 |
Unenumerated rights of the people |
| Amendment 10 |
Rights reserved to states |
| Amendment 11 |
Immunity of states from out-of-states citizens |
| Amendment 12 |
Revision of presidential election procedures |
| Amendment 13 |
Abolition of slavery |
| Amendment 14 |
Citizenship offered to all; denies public office to rebels against the US |
| Amendment 15 |
Suffrage for all males |
| Amendment 16 |
Allows federal income tax |
| Amendment 17 |
Direct election to US senate |
| Amendment 18 |
Prohibition. |
| Amendment 19 |
Women's suffrage |
| Amendment 20 |
Term commencement for president moved to Jan. 20A.K.A. "lame duck" amendment |
| Amendment 21 |
Repeals prohibition. |
| Amendment 22 |
Limits president to two terms. |
| Amendment 23 |
Washington D.C. now gets electoral college votes |
| Amendment 24 |
Prohibition of restriction of voting rights if you can't pay poll taxes |
| Amendment 25 |
Presidential Succession |
| Amendment 26 |
Voting age established as 18 |
| Amendment 27 |
Congress doesn't get pay raises until the term after they pass a bill saying they do. |
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