Amendments Flashcards

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Freedom of religion, speech, press

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Right to bear arms

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Housing of soldiers

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No unwarranted search and seizure

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May not be tried twice for the same crime

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Rights to a fair and speedy trial

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Right to a trial by jury in all civil cases

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No cruel and unusual punishment

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Rights retained by people- any rights not listed in the constitution are still protected

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Powers retained by state- states have all powers not given to national government

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Limitations on citizens to sue states under federal law

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Election of president and Vice President. Provides that members of the electoral college vote for one person as each position

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Abolition of slavery

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Slaves receive citizenship

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African American men receive the right to vote

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Authorizes the federal government to collect income taxes

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Direct election of senators

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Prohibition of alcohol

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Women’s suffrage

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Terms of president and congress- moves the date that newly elected presidents and members of congress take office close to election time. President: January 20th, congress: January 3rd

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Repeal of prohibition

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Limitation of president to 2 terms

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Suffrage in the district of Colombia. Allows citizens of Washington DC to vote in the presidential elections, but not congress

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Eliminates poll taxes

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Presidential disability and succession. If president is removed, dies, or resigns, the Vice President becomes president. The president fulfills a vice presidency vacancy, by a majority vote of both Houses of congress
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Suffrage for 18 year olds
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Congressional pay raises. Any Increase in congressional pay does not go into effect until after the next regular election of the House of Representatives
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