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H.Civics Amendments

Amendments Only for Constitution Test

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1st Amendment Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Petition, & Assembly
2nd Amendment Right to bear arms
3rd Amendment No quartering soldiers
4th Amendment Search and seizures (search warrants)
5th Amendment No Self incrimination, No Double Jeopardy, “Due process of the law” (fair treatment)
6th Amendment Right to a speedy trial and an attorney
7th Amendment Right to jury in civil trials over $20
8th Amendment Cruel and unusual punishment
9th Amendment Rights retained by the people that some rights were not listed out
10th Amendment Congress has only those powers specifically granted by the Constitution
11th Amendment Sets limits when states can be sued
12th Amendment Presidential runner-up no longer VP
13th Amendment Abolished slavery
14th Amendment All persons born in the U.S. are citizens and no state shall deny them rights
15th Amendment States cannot deny any person to vote because of race
16th Amendment Allowing federal government to tax individual income
17th Amendment Established the direct election of senators (instead of being chosen by state legislature)
18th Amendment Prohibition of alcohol
19th Amendment Women's right to vote
20th Amendment Congress begins on January 30th; President starts on January 20th, "Lame-Duck" Amendment
21st Amendment Repeal of prohibition
22nd Amendment Limits the president to two terms or ten years
23rd Amendment Gives Washington D.C. 3 electoral college votes
24th Amendment Abolishes poll taxes
25th Amendment Presidential succession
26th Amendment States cannot deny the right to vote based on age (18+)
27th Amendment Congressional pay raises can not begin until the next election
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