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Amendments easy

Easy way to Remember Amendments

QuestionAnswer
1 Freedom RAPPS
2 right "2" bare arms- you have 2 arms
3 3's a crowd (it would be crowded if soldiers were allowed in your home)
4 We searched for a homework pass (no unreasonable searches and seizures
5 I plead the 5th
6 Speedy six (fair and speedy trial)
7 there are 27 amendments and amendment 7 deals with $20
8 we'd hate no 8 think of when you go to jail..you have to put handcuffs on and your hands balled up looks like a "8" and a "B" (Jail-Bail)
9 number 9 makes more rights mine
10 federal government power is only what is writTEN down in the constitution
11 we don't have to learn this amendment
12 deals with the 1, 2 position in government (corrects voting problem of president and VP)
13 you were unlucky if you were a slave
14 eliminates the 3/5ths compromise and 4 is in between 3 & 5, deals with citizenship issues
15 15 wrote that blacks can vote
allows income tax- the i in six represents income the x in six represents the word tax
17 Seventeen-Senators both "SE"- allows votters rather than state legislators to vote for the senators
18 if you are 18 you can't drink alcohol(prohibition)
19 took place in 1920, women get the right to vote
20 moved the inauguration date to Jan. 20
21 you can drink if you are 21
22 2/2 limits the president ot 2 terms
23 gives 3 to Washington D.C. (3 electoral votes to Washington D.C.
24 no poll tax at the door
25 25 is if he is alive(deals with presidential disability)
26 2+6 is 8 and eighteeen year olds can vote
27 no way to remember
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