Amendments Flashcards

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Right to keep and bear arms

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Freedom of speech, press, assembly, petition, and religion

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No quartering soldiers

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No improper search and seizure

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Do process and no self incrimination

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Rights of the accused

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Right to jury trial in civil cases

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No cruel and unusual punishments

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Unlisted rights are retained be the people

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Powers/rights reserved to state or the people

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Immunity of states against certain lawsuits

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Changes electoral college procedures

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Slavery abolished

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Citizenship/due process/equal protection

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Black male suffrage

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Federal income tax

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Direct election of U.S. senators

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Prohibition

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Women’s suffrage

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“Lame duck” period shortened

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Repeals prohibition

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2-term limit for president

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Electoral votes for Washington, D.C.

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Poll tax outlawed

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Pres. + v.p. "Succession" / presidential "disability"
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Voting age lowered to 18
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Restriction on congressional pay raise
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Rights of the accused
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Freedom of speech, press, assembly, petition, and religion
1
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Electoral votes for Washington, D.C.
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Do process and no self incrimination
5
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No quartering soldier
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Right to keep and bear arms
2
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Black male suffrage
15
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Restriction on congressional pay raise
27
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Unlisted rights are retained by the people
9
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Powers/rights reserved to state or the people
10
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Voting age lowered to 18
26
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Slavery abolished
13
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No cruel and unusual punishments
8
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Right to jury trial in civil cases
7
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Federal income tax
16
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Citizenship/due process/ equal protection of former slaves
14
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Immunity of state Against certain lawsuits
11
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No improper search and seizure
4
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Direct election of U.S. senators
17
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Prohibition
18
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Freedom of speech, press, assembly, petition, and religion (date)
1791
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Repeals prohibition
21
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Women's suffrage
19
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2-term limit for president
22
51
Poll tax outlawed
24
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Right to jury trial in civil cases (date)
1791
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Changes electoral college procedures
12
53
"Lame duck" period shortened
20
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Pres. + vp "succession"/presidential "disability"
25
56
Right to keep and bear arms (date)
1791
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No improper search and seizure (date)
1791
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Immunity of state against certain lawsuits (date)
1795
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Changes electoral college procedures (date)
1804
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Unlisted rights are retained by the people (date)
1791
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Do process and no self incrimination (date)
1791
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Slavery abolished (date)
1865
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Citizenship/due process/equal protection of former slaves (date)
1868
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Black male suffrage (date)
1870
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Federal income tax (date)
1913, February
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Direct election of U.S. senators (date)
1913, April
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No quartering soldiers (date)
1791
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Voting age lowered to 18 (date)
1971
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Powers/rights reserved to state or the people (date)
1791
71
"Lame duck" period shortened (date)
1933, January
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Prohibition (date)
1919
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Repeals prohibition (date)
1933, December
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Rights of the accused (date)
1791
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Restriction on congressional pay raise (date)
1992
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Women's suffrage (date)
1920
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2-term limit for president (date)
1951
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Electoral votes for Washington, D.C. (Date)
1961
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1791
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81
1795
Immunity of state against certain lawsuits
82
1804
Changes electoral college procedures
83
1865
Slavery abolished
84
1869
Citizenship/due process/equal protection
85
1870
Black male suffrage
86
1913, February
Federal income tax
87
1913, April
Direct election of us senators
88
1919
Prohibition
89
1920
Women's suffrage
90
1933, January
"Lame duck" period shortened
91
1933, December
Repeals prohibition
92
No cruel and unusual punishments (date)
1791
92
Poll tax outlawed (date)
1964
92
Press. + vp "succession"/presidential "disability" (date)
1967
93
1951
2-term limit for president
94
1961
Electoral votes for Washington, D.C.
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1964
Poll tax outlawed
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1967
Pres. + vp "succession" / presidential "disability"
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1971
Voting age lowered to 18
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1992
Restriction on congressional pay raise