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27 Amendments AP Gov

all 27 Amendments for AP gov class

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1st Amendment Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petition
2nd Amendment Right to bear arms would not be infringed (violated)
3rd Amendment No soldier in time of peace shall be quartered in a private citizen’s home without the homeowner’s consent
4th Amendment People and their personal property cannot be searched without a warrant, issued by a judge
5th Amendment Due process; No double jeopardy; No self-incrimination; Eminent domain
6th Amendment Guarantee of a speedy trial; Guarantee of a public trial; The right to confront witnesses; The right to have legal counsel (an attorney); Impartial jury of your peers
7th Amendment In a civil suit (lawsuit between two persons or groups), the defendant has the right to a trial by jury if the amount in question is over twenty dollars
8th Amendment No excessive bail; No cruel and unusual punishment shall be used against a convicted criminal
9th Amendment Powers that are not specifically granted to the national government are to be retained by the people
10th Amendment Powers that are not specifically granted to the national government are to be retained by the states
11th Amendment A citizen from one state cannot sue a citizen from another state in federal court
12th Amendment Electors will vote for President and Vice President on separate ballots
13 Amendment Slavery was abolished
14th Amendment Granted citizenship rights to former slaves; Incorporated the Bill of Rights amendments to apply to the States; Due process of the law; Equal protection of the law
15th Amendment African American males were guaranteed the right to vote
16th Amendment Congress shall have the power to lay and collect taxes on incomes
17th Amendment Senators elected directly by people of each state
18th Amendment The manufacture, transportation or sale of alcoholic beverages was prohibited
19th Amendment The right to vote cannot be denied because of a person’s gender
20th Amendment Shortened the period of time between federal elections and the day that officials were sworn into office
21st Amendment Repealed a previously-ratified amendment; The Prohibition Era in America was over
22nd Amendment President of the U.S. now limited to serving no more than two full terms in office
23rd Amendment People who live in Washington, D.C. are allowed to vote for President and granted three electoral votes
24th Amendment People cannot be denied the right to vote in federal elections because they had not paid a tax on voting
25th Amendment Established procedures to follow in the case of presidential death and/or disability
26th Amendment 18-year-olds granted right to vote
27th Amendment Congress may pass a law increasing members' salaries, but cannot collect it until after there has been a federal election
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