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Amendments

TermDefinition
1st Amendment SRAPP - Speech religion, assembly, press, and petition
2nd Amendment Right to bear arms - guns rights/militia
3rd Amendment Quartering of troops
4th Amendment Search and seizure
5th Amendment Rights of the accused (double jepordy)
6th Amendment Trial rights (right to a fair and speedy trial)
7th Amendment Common law suits (right to trial by jury)
8th Amendment Cruel and unusual punishment
9th Amendment Non-enummerated rights (power to the people)
10th Amendment State rights
11th Amendment Suits against the state - citizens cannot sue states
12th Amendment Election of presidents - pres. and vice pres. elected separately
13th Amendment Abolition of slavery
14th Amendment Citizenship, due process, and equal protection1
15th Amendment Right to vote - no discrimination
16th Amendment Income tax - congress can tax on income
17th Amendment Election of senators
18th Amendment Prohibition of alchohol - repealed by the 21st
19th Amendment Women's suffrage (voting)
20th Amendment Lame duck - time between presidents
21st Amendment Repeal of the 18th
22nd Amendment Term limits for president
23rd Amendment Electoral vote to D.C
24th Amendment No poll tax
25th Amendment Presidential succession
26th Amendment Voting age is 18
27th Amendment Congressional Salary
Created by: Keira Shafer
 

 



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