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Della History-2

Part II Constitution

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Where in the Constitution would you find the six goals? The Preamble
The Constitution is often called a living document. Proof of this can be seen in the Amendment process
Income Tax Amendment Amendment XVI (16)
Which Article deals with the Executive Branch? Article II (2)
Which Article deals with the Legislative Branch? Article I (1)
Which Article deals with the Judicial Branch? Article III (3)
only Amendment to ever be repealed was Amendment XVIII (18)
Amendment that repealed Prohibition was Amendment XXI (21)
Women got the right to vote with Amendment XIX (19)
Amendment deals with bail and punishment Amendment VIII (8)
Which Amendment deals with search and seizure Amendent IV (4)
The Bill of Rights is made up of The first ten amendments
TAmendment that gave Washington D.C. three electoral votes, and enabled the residents to vote in presidential elections was Amendment XXIII (23)
The Amendment that allows citizens to peacefully protest in front of the White House is Amendment I (1)
Soldiers may not enter homes in peacevtime because of Amendment III (3)
amendment that protects us from double jeopardy V (5)
amendment that abolished slavery was Amendment XIII (13)
Amendment that lowered the voting age to 18 XXVI (26)
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