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Const amendments

amendments on exam

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What amendment states that powers not delegated to the federal government are reserved for the states? 10
Which amendment was intended to preserve militias through the right to bear arms? 2
What does #13 say? abolishes slavery
People are protected against unreasonable searches and seizures through amendment # ___. 4
What does #17 say? direct election of senators
What does #19 say? gave women suffrage (right to vote)
The President is limited to 2 terms in office because of amendment #___. 22
Which amendment gives a defendant the right to a speedy, public trial? 6
Under amendment # ___, a defendant does not have to testify against himself. 5
What does amendment #8 say? no cruel and unusual punishment
Which amendment abolished the poll tax? 24
What are the five freedoms listed under amendment #1? speech, press, petition, assembly, religion
Which amendment created Prohibition, or making it illegal to sell or consume alchohol? 18
What did amendment #26 do? gave 18 year olds the right to vote
Which amendment established the rules for sucession if the President dies or is removed from office? 25
What did amendment 21 say? repeal of Prohibition
Under which amendment is a defendant protected from double jeopardy, or being tried for the same crime twice? 5
Which amendment established separate ballots for President and Vice President? 12
Which amendment established that all people are citizens? 14
What did amendment #15 say? gave right to vote to African-Americans
Which amendment gave equal protection under the law to all citizens? 14
Which amendment stated that citizens have rights, even those not listed in the Constitution? 9
What did amendment #16 do? created individual income tax
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