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Government Chapter 3

Amendments

QuestionAnswer
Amendment 1 Speech/Press/Religion/Assembly/Petition
Amendment 2 Bear Arms
Amendment 3 Quartering Troops
Amendment 4 Search and Siezure
Amendment 5 Due Process/Eminant Domain
Amendment 6 Trial by Jury
Amendment 7 Go to court over civil things
Amendment 8 Cruel and Unusual punishment
Amendment 9 Power to the people
Amendment 10 State Rights
Amendment 13 Ban Slavery
Amendment 14 Citizenship
Amendment 15 No denial of vote
Amendment 16 Congress can tax incomes
Amendment 17 Popular election of senators
Amendment 18 Ban Alcohol
Amendment 19 Women Voting
Amendment 20 Change dates on lame ducks
Amendment 21 Repeal 18th amendment
Amendment 22 Limits terms
Amendment 23 DC votes
Amendment 24 Ban Poll Taxes
Amendment 25 Presidential Succession
Amendment 26 Vote at 18
Amendment 27 Congressional Pay
Created by: Jennlynn95
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A fun way to practice the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution.

 

 



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