27 Amendments

Question 1

Freedom of religion, speech, and the press
Freedom to peacefully assembly and to petition the Government

Answer 1

1st Amendment

Question 2

the right to maintain a militia,
the right to bear arms

Answer 2

2nd Amendment

Question 3

Protection from having to quarter (house) soldiers in a time of peace without the consent of the owner, nor in a time of war except as provided by alw

Answer 3

3rd Amendment

Question 4

Protection against arbitrary searches and seizures without a proper warrant

Answer 4

4th Amendment

Question 5

due process/ criminal proceedings

Answer 5

5th Amendment

Question 6

right of the accused

Answer 6

6th Amendment

Question 7

right to a trial by jury

Answer 7

7th Amendment

Question 8

bands excessive punishments, cruelty, and bail

Answer 8

8th Amendment

Question 9

unemurated, right that are not written

Answer 9

9th Amendment

Question 10

powers reserved to the states

Answer 10

10th Amendment

Question 11

law suits against states

Answer 11

11th Amendment

Question 12

changed election of President and VP, wording on how electors vote

Answer 12

12th Amendment

Question 13

ended slavery

Answer 13

13 Amendment

Question 14

due process/ civil rights

Answer 14

14th Amendment

Question 15

black men were allowed to vote, not based on skin color, effect: now taxed voting

Answer 15

15th Amendment

Question 16

income tax

Answer 16

16th Amendment

Question 17

changed election of senators

Answer 17

17th Amendment

Question 18

prohibition of Alcohol [ no alcohol]

Answer 18

18th Amendment

Question 19

allowed women the right to vote, world war finally convinced men that women can do things

Answer 19

19th Amendment

Question 20

changed presidential terms, and sessions of Congress [ until this, started in march and not January]

Answer 20

20th Amendment

Question 21

abolished/appealed the 18th Amendment [could drink alcohol again]

Answer 21

21th Amendment

Question 22

Presidential Tenure, 2 term limit

Answer 22

22th Amendment

Question 23

district of columbia gets electors in National Elections

Answer 23

23rd Amendment

Question 24

abolished poll taxes, can’t force people to pay to vote

Answer 24

24th Amendment

Question 25

Presidential disability/ presidential succession,/ done before, now put in writing

Answer 25

25th Amendment

Question 26

18 year olds are allowed to vote

Answer 26

26th Amendment

Question 27

Congressional pay, congress chooses own pay, do not take effect until after the next election

Answer 27

27th Amendment