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Constitution

study stack for the Constitution

TermDefinition
First Amendment freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition
Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms
Third Amendment no quartering of soldiers in private homes during peace time
Fourth Amendment protection against illegal search and seizure
Fifth Amendment Right to remain silent, due process, rights of the accused
Sixth Amendment right to a quick and speedy trial and a lawyer
Seventh Amendment right to a jury trial in civil cases
Eighth Amendment no cruel and unusual punishment
Ninth Amendment rights reserved for the people
Tenth Amendment rights reserved for the states
Civil Rights rights of all American citizens
Articles Part of the Constitution that lists the rules and setup of the government
Articles of Confederation The First American Government
Thirteenth Amendment No Slavery
Fourteenth Amendment All slaves citizens and get equal protection under the law
Fifteenth Amendment African American men can vote
Sixteenth Amendment Government can tax your income
Eighteenth Amendment prohibition of alcohol
Twenty First Amendment repealed prohibition
Twenty Second Amendment limits the president to two terms in office
Twenty Fourth Amendment no poll taxes
Twenty Fifth Amendment procedure to fill vice president
Twenty Sixth Amendment lowers voting age to 18
Legislative Branch Makes laws
Executive Branch carries out the laws
Judicial Branch determines if a law is constitutional
Created by: mrpasquale
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