Ammendments Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
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Criminal proceedings (such as right to a fair public trial to be held as soon as possible)

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Amendment 6

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2
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Right to keep and bear arms

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Amendment 2

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4
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Criminal proceedings (such as capital crime, court Marshall, US court of military appeals, eminent domain)

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Amendment 5

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5
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Freedom of religion, speech, and of the press: right of petition

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Amendment 1

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5
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Quartering of soldiers in private houses

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Amendment 3

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6
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Unenumerated rights of the people

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Amendment 9

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7
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Election of President and vice President on separate ballots

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Amendment 12

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8
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Powers reserved to state

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Amendment 10

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9
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Abolition of poll taxes

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Amendment 24

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10
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Deals with lawsuits filed against states and federal court

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Amendment 11

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11
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Right of suffrage for black Americans (The right of former slaves to vote)

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Amendment 15

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12
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Excessive punishment

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Amendment 8

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13
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Income tax

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Amendment 16

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14
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Repeal of national prohibition

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Amendment 21

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15
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Abolition of slavery (emancipation proclamation)

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Amendment 13

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17
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National prohibition (volstead act of 1919, a.k.a. national prohibition act

18
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Limitation of presidential term

19
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Women’s suffrage

20
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Presidential and vice presidential succession

21
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Suffrage for citizens 18 years of age and older

22
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The convening of Congress in the inauguration of the president and vice president (lame duck amendment)

23
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Granted the district of Columbia number of presidential electors (Washington DC)

24
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Jury trial in civil cases

24
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American rights and citizenship to black Americans; apportionment of representatives; political disabilities, public debt

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Restrictions on changes in congressional salary
Amendment 27
26
Popular election of Senators
Amendment 17
27
Searches and seizures
Amendment 4