Number to Sentence

Question 0

2nd

Answer 0

Right to bear arms

Question 1

1st

Answer 1

Freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition, press, opinion.

Question 2

3rd

Answer 2

No quartering troops

Question 3

4th

Answer 3

No unreasonably search and seizures

Question 4

5th

Answer 4

Due process and double jeopardy

Question 5

6th

Answer 5

Rights to a speedy and double trial

Question 6

7th

Answer 6

Trial by a jury of your peers

Question 7

8th

Answer 7

No cruel and unusual pubishment

Question 8

9th

Answer 8

Power of the people

Question 9

10th

Answer 9

Power of the states

Question 10

11th

Answer 10

Suits between states

Question 11

12th

Answer 11

Separate elections for president and vice president

Question 12

13th

Answer 12

Abolished slavery

Question 13

14th

Answer 13

Protected rights of all citizens

Question 14

15th

Answer 14

African American male right to vote

Question 15

16th

Answer 15

Federal Income tax

Question 16

17th

Answer 16

Direct election of senators

Question 17

18th

Answer 17

Prohibition

Question 18

19th

Answer 18

Women’s right to vote

Question 19

20th

Answer 19

Lame Duck (Period of time when changing presidents)

Question 20

21st

Answer 20

Prohibition Repealed

Question 21

22nd

Answer 21

Sets presidential term limits

Question 22

23rd

Answer 22

Washington D.C. an vote for president

Question 23

24th

Answer 23

Poll tax abolished

Question 24

25th

Answer 24

Presidential disability and succession

Question 25

26th

Answer 25

Voting age at 18

Question 26

27th

Answer 26

Congressional pay raises