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Amendments for Government Class

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Amendment 13 Ending slavery before war is over
Amendment 14 Grant former slaves equal citizenship rights like whites, first ten amendments applicable to the states, states cant take away the rights like the national can
Amendment 15 Giving blacks the right to vote in 1870
Amendment 18 Prohibition, people buying alcohol, drinking, etc.
Amendment 21 Repeal amendment 18, control and tax drinking
Amendment 19 Womans sufferage, during 1920, woman get the right to vote
Amendment 20 Moves the date of the new presidency from the 20th of March back to January for the incoming president to transition into presidency
Amendment 22 Limit presidents term of office to two elected terms, 8 years, or a total of 10 years
Amendment 25 Presidential succession act, 1967, if no vice president then the president gets to choose another one
Freedoms Speech, Religion, Press, Assembly
Amendment 4 Against unreasonable search and seizure
Amendment 2 The right to bear arms
Amendment 10 Secures rights for the states
Amendments 13, 14, and 15 Civil war amendments
Amendment 5 Right against self incrimination, remain silent, due process of law, against double jeopardy
Amendment 18 Repealled
Amendment 6 Right to attorney
Amendment 3 Right against quartering of soldiers
Amendment 8 Gives right against cruel and unusual punishment
Amendment 14 Equal protection of the law clause
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