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AmendmentsTest

Amendments Test

Petition the government2nd Amendment
Protects against self-incrimination 5th Amendment
Ended slavery 13th Amendment
Gave women the right to vote 19th Amendment
Specifies presidential succession 25th Amendment
Discusses presidential disability 25th Amendment
Gives Americans the right to bear arms 2nd Amendment
Gives Americans freedom of speech 1st Amendment
Protects Americans against cruel and unusual punishment 8th Amendment
Says all Americans must receive equal treatment 14th Amendment
Gives Americans the right to assemble 1st Amendment
Says Americans can practice any or no religion 1st Amendment
Protects Americans against illegal search and seizure 4th Amendment
Says states have all rights and powers not delegated to Congress 10th Amendment
Protects against excessive bail 8th Amendment
Protects Americans against double jeopardy 5th Amendment
Says the government can take private property for public use 5th Amendment
Gives the accused the right to a lawyer 6th Amendment
Gives Americans the right to freedom of the press 1st Amendment
Says defendants should get a speedy, public trial 6th Amendment
Gave black, American men the right to vote 15th Amendment
Limits the president to 2 terms 22nd Amendment
Forbids charging people to vote 24th Amendment
Says all Americans should receive due process 5th Amendment
Made alcoholic beverages illegal 22nnd Amendment
Gave 18 year olds the right to vote 26th Amendment
Enabled citizens of Washington DC to vote for the president 33rd Amendment
Says individuals have more rights than are listed in the constitution 9th Amendment
Says a grand jury will decide whether or not to have a trial 6th Amendment
Eminent domain is most closely associated with property
The establishment clause is about religion
The free exercise clause is about religion
Who issues a search warrant? Judge
Who is second in line for the presidency? VP (Vice President)
Which President caused the 22nd amendment to be passed? (FDR) Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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