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Amendments

Study of the Amendments of USA Consitutuion

TermDefinition
1st Amendment The freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition.
2nd Amendment The right to keep and bear arms.
3rd Amendment There will be no quartering of soldiers.
4th Amendment The freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures.
5th Amendment There is a due process. The right to remain silent.
6th Amendment There is a right to fair, speedy trial.
7th Amendment The right to jury and civil trials.
8th Amendment There will be no cruel or unusual punishment.
9th Amendment The U.S Citizens are entitled to things not listed in the Constitution.
10th Amendment The powers are reserved to the states.
11th Amendment One state cannot be sued by another state.
12th Amendment There will be a seperation of votes for President and Vice President.
13th Amendment There will be an abolition of slavery.
14th Amendment There will be rights of citizens.
15th Amendment The U.S. cannot present a person from voting because of race, color, or creed.
16th Amendment There will be income tax.
17th Amendment There will be an election of senators.
18th Amendment There will be a prohibition of alcohol.
19th Amendment Women have the right to vote. (1920=Women's Suffrage.)
20th Amendment There will be presidential term.
21st Amendment There is a repeal of prohibition.
22nd Amendment There is a limit of two terms for a president.
23rd Amendment Gave the citizens of Washington, DC the right to vote.
24th Amendment This abolishes poll tax.
25th Amendment Presidential succession.
26th Amendment The voting age is 18.
27th Amendment There will congressional pay.
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