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Question | Answer |
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Petition the government | 1 |
Protects against self-incrimination | 5 |
Ended slavery | 13 |
Gave women the right to vote | 19 |
Specifies presidential succession | 25 |
Discusses presidential disability | 25 |
Gives Americans the right to bear arms | 2 |
Gives Americans freedom of speech | 1 |
Protects Americans against cruel and unusual punishment | 8 |
Says all Americans must receive equal treatment | 14 |
Gives Americans the right to assemble | 1 |
Says Americans can practice any or no religion | 1 |
Protects Americans against illegal search and seizure | 4 |
Says states have all rights and powers not delegated to Congress | 10 |
Protects against excessive bail | 8 |
Protects Americans against double jeopardy | 5 |
Says the government can take private property for public use | 5 |
Gives the accused the right to a lawyer | 6 |
Gives Americans the right to freedom of the press | 1 |
Says defendants should get a speedy, public trial | 6 |
Gave black, American men the right to vote | 15 |
Limits the president to 2 terms | 22 |
Forbids charging people to vote | 24 |
Made alcoholic beverages illegal | 18 |
Made alcoholic beverages legal again | 21 |
Gave 18 year olds the right to vote | 26 |
Enabled citizens of Washington DC to vote for the president | 23 |
Says individuals have more rights than are listed in the constitution | 9 |
Says a grand jury will decide whether or not to have a trial | 5 |
Eminent domain is most closely associated with a. guns c. lawyers b. property d. taxes | b |
The establishment clause is about a. religion c. property b. taxes d. voting | a |
The free exercise clause is about a. religion c. voting b. speech d. assembly | a |
Who issues a search warrant? a. police c. judge b. congress d. district attorney | c |
Who is second in line for the presidency? a. VP c. speaker of the house b. president pro-tempore d. secretary of defense | a |
Which President caused the 22nd amendment to be passed? a. FDR c. LBJ b. JFK d. Theodore Roosevelt | a |