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1st Amendment

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Freedom of religion, of speech, and of the press.

Right to petition

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2nd Amendment

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Right to keep and bear arms.

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3rd Amendment

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Right against quartering of soldiers in private houses.

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4th Amendment

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Right against unreasonable searches and seizures.

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5th Amendment

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The right of citizens in legal proceedings.

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6th Amendment

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The right to a speedy and public trial.

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7th Amendment

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The right of trial by jury in civil cases.

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8th Amendment

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The right against excessive punishments.

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9th Amendment

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Unenumerated rights of the people.

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10th Amendment

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Powers reserved to the States or people.

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11th Amendment

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Suits against the States.

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12th Amendment

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Election of President and Vice President.

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13th Amendment

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Abolition of Slavery.

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14th Amendment

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Civil Rights to black Americans, apportionment of representatives.
The source of federal civil rights legislation.

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15th Amendment

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Right of suffrage for black Americans.

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16th Amendment

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Established income tax.

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17th Amendment

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Popular election of the senators.

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18th Amendment

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National Prohibition.

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19th Amendment

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Women’s suffrage.

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20th Amendment

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Moved the date on which newly elected officials take office.

“lame duck” amendment.

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21st Amendment

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Repeal of national prohibition.

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22nd Amendment

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Limitations of Presidential tenure.

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23rd Amendment

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Voting for the District of Coumbia.

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24th Amendment

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Abolition of Poll Taxes.

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25th Amendment

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Presidential and Vice-Presidential succession.

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26th Amendment

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Suffrage for Citizens eighteen years of age and older.

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27th Amendment

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Restrictions on changes in congressional salary.

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Chaplinsky v. New Hamphire

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Justice Murphy ruled that freedom of speech did not include the use of profanity, obscenity, or libel.

29
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Lemon v. Kurtzman

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The court established three criteria in deciding establishment clause cases.

30
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The Brady Law

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Requires a waiting period for the purchase of a handgun.

31
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What three specific amendments target property rights?

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3rd, 4th, and 5th.

32
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Furman v. Georgia

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The Supreme Court ruled that many state’s capital punishments were cruel and unusual.

33
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Which amendment allows jury trial in cases where the sum in dispute is over $20?

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The 7th Amendment.

34
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Which three amendments all address election procedures?

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The 12th, 17th, and 24th Amendments.

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Which amendment upholds the rights of the people?

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The 9th Amendment.

36
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Which amendment established prohibition, and which repealed it?

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The 18th and 21st Amendment.

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When do raises in congressional salaries come into effect?

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After the next congressional election.

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What does the emancipation proclaimation state?

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Declared the slaves within the Confederacy free.

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What is the right of eminent domain?

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This allows the civil government to take over a person’s land or other private property for public use.

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What does the right to freedom of press entail?

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The right to publish without prior restraint.