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AP Gov Amendments

TermDefinition
freedom of assembly, press, speech, and freedom of religion (establishment clause)(free exercise clause) 1st Amendment
right to bear arms 2nd Amendment
no soldier housing (not a required amendment) 3rd Amendment
no unreasonable searches and seizures 4th Amendment
right to a civil trial in public courts 7th Amendment
no excessive bail 8th Amendment
(un)enumerated rights 9th Amendment
power not given to federal is given to states (not a required amendment) 10th Amendment
cannot sue against a state you are not a part of (not a required amendment) 11th Amendment
required votes to be taken separately for president and vice president (not a required amendment) 12th Amendment
abolishing slavery (technically not a required amendment) 13th Amendment
equal protection 14th Amendment
African American's can vote 15th Amendment
Income tax not based on population 16th Amendment
election of senators 17th Amendment
alcohol ban (not a required amendment) 18th Amendment
granted women the right to vote 19th Amendment
moved election dates from March 3rd to January 20th (not a required amendment) 20th Amendment
prohibition ends (not a required amendment) 21st Amendment
no self incrimination 5th Amendment
right to an attorney (Gideon v. Wainwright) 6th Amendment
no more than 2 terms for a president 22nd Amendment
people in DC can vote 23rd Amendment
elimination of poll taxes 24th Amendment
vice president may take over if president dies (not a required amendment) 25th Amendment
changed voting age to 18 26th Amendment
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