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Amendments

TermDefinition
1st Amendment Freedom of religion, of speech, of the press, to assemble, and to petition
2nd Amendment Right to bear arms
3rd Amendment No quartering of soldiers
4th Amendment No unreasonable search and seizure
5th Amendment Indictments; Due process; Self-incrimination; Double jeopardy, and rules for Eminent Domain.
6th Amendment Right to a fair and speedy public trial, Notice of accusations, Confronting one's accuser, Subpoenas, Right to counsel
7th Amendment Right to trial by jury in civil cases
8th Amendment . No excessive bail & fines or cruel & unusual punishment,
9th Amendment There are other rights not written in the Constitution
10th Amendment All rights not given to Federal Government belong to states and people.
13th Amendment Abolished slavery
15th Amendment Right to vote regardless of race, color, or previous servitude
19th Amendment Women’s suffrage
26th Amendment lowers voting age to 18
How many Amendments are there? 27 total
What are the first ten Amendments called? Bill of Rights
What is the Constitution? The supreme law of the U.S.
What failed the first time? The Articles of Confederation
Who makes up Congress? Legislative branch
Who enforces the laws? Executive Branch
Who interprets the laws? Judicial Branch
Created by: jdye
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