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27 Cards in this Set

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1st amendment
freedom of religion, press and speech
2nd amendment
freedom to keep and bear arms
(guns)
3rd amendment
No forced quartering of troops
(the soldiers dont have to stay with you)
4th amendment
No unreasonable searches and seizures
5th amendment
right to a trial by jury, no double jeopardy (being charged twice for the same thing), no being forced to testify against yourself
6th amendment
rights of the accused, (witnesses, attorneys etc)
7th amendment
rules of common law (petty suing)
8th amendment
No cruel and unusual punishments
9th amendment
Rights not directly in the constitution are still in place
10th amendment
All powers not granted to the federal government goes to the states
11th amendment 1795
modifies Art.3 Sec.2. Law suits that pit citizens of one state against another or against citizens of a foreign nation are to be handled by the state courts
12th amendment 1804
modifies Art.2 Sec.1 candidates for presidency must say if they're runnign for p. or vp.
13th amendment 1865
modifies Art.4 Sec.2 abolishes slavery
14th amendment 1868
modifies Art.1 Sec.2 Population count now includes all free males except Native Americans not taxed. Natural born citizens
15th amendment 1870
all males can vote (black suffrage)
16th amendment 1913
modifies Art.1 Sec.9 congress can tax citizens
17th amendment 1913
modifies Art.1 Sec.3 the people elect the senators not the state legislature
18th amendment 1919
repealed 1993 No alcohol
19th amendment 1920
womens suffrage
20th amendment 1933
when terms end, when congress meets, how it works if the president dies. modifies 12th amendment
21th amendment 1933
repeals prohibition, 18th amendment. alcohol again.
22th amendment 1951
president can serve for 2 terms
23th amendment 1961
Washington DC. gets electors: 2 sen. 1 house.
24th amendment 1964
no poll taxing (paying a tax in order to vote)
25th amendment 1967
further clarifies what happens if the president dies. modifies 20th amendment
26th amendment 1971
lowers to votign age from 21 to 18. modifies 14th amendment
27th amendment 1992
elector salaries change does not take effect until the next election