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constitution amend.

constitution amendments

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1st Amd Freedom of religion, speech, press, right of peaceful assembly, right to petition the government
2nd Amd Right to bear arms
3rd Amd Quartering of soldiers
4th Amd Searches and seizures
5th Amd Due process
6th Amd Right to a speedy trial
7th Amd Trial by jury
8th Amd No cruel or unusual punishment
9th Amd People have other rights than those mentioned in the Constitution
10th Amd Any power not granted to the federal government belongs to the states or to the people
11th Amd Lawsuits against states
12th Amd Presidential elections
13th Amd Abolition of slavery
14th Amd Civil rights
15th Amd Right to vote (race)
16th Amd Income taxes
17th Amd Direct election of senators
18th Amd Prohibition
19th Amd Right to vote (sex)
20th Amd Terms of office
21st Amd Repeal of prohibition
22nd Amd Term limits for the Presidency
23rd Amd District of Columbia (Washington D.C.) right to 3 electors in Presidential elections
24th Amd Abolition of poll taxes
25th Amd Presidential Succession
26th Amd 18-year-old vote
27th Amd Congressional pay raises
Purpose of law Spirit
Wording of law Letter
Vague powers Implied
Powers shared by both branches Concurrent
Having Marx's class Mistake
Presidential Leave Rider
Equal protection of law Expressed? (check me on that)
Executive branch Article II
Judicial Branch Article III
Legislative Branch Article I
Created by: karinasousa
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