History test 1 Flashcards
(52 cards)
5th amendment
jury studies charges, double jeopardy, no self incrimination, due process of law, fair price for property
6th amendment
a speedy trial, fair jury, crime report, opportunity to defend yourself, lawyer to represent you
7th amendment
those dealing with disagreements aren’t punishable by death
8th amendment
the government can’t force you to pay bail or a high fine
9th amendment
entitles you to rights not listed in the constitution
10th amendment
powers not given to the us government are reserved for the states/people
13 amendment
abolished slavery(1865)
19th amendment
gives women the right to vote (1920)
22nd amendment
limits the president to two terms (1951)
26th amendment
lowers the voting age to 18 (1971)
27th amendment
regulates salaries of the congress (1992)
what are nation government powers also called?
delegated powers
what are nation government powers also called?
delegated powers
what are state government powers also called?
reserved powers
what is one concurrent power?
collect taxes
what is one national government power?
to declare war
what is one state government power?
to conduct elections
republicanism
support for a republican system of government
ratified
signed or given consent to a treaty
sovereign
a supreme ruler, especially a monarch
federal
having or relating to a system of government in which states form a unity but remain independent
constitutional convention
the gathering that drafted the constitution of the us in 1787
delegates
people sent to represent others
framers
the 55 delegates who shaped the constitution