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27 Cards in this Set

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1st Amendment
protects freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of religion, right to assemble and petition the government
2nd Amendment
protects right to bear arms
3rd Amendment
prohibits forced quartering of soldiers during peacetime
4th Amendment
prohibits unreasonable search and seizure, sets out requirements for search warrants
5th Amendment
provides rules for indictment by grand jury, protects right to due process, prohibits self incrimination and double jeopardy
6th Amendment
protects right to fair and speedy public trial, rights to notification of accusations, confrontation of accuser(s), obtain witnesses, retain counsel
7th Amendment
provides right to trial by jury
8th Amendment
prohibits excessive fines and bail, prohibits cruel and unusual punishment
9th Amendment
protects personal rights not enumerated by the Constitution
10th Amendment
limits the powers of the federal government to those delegated it by the Constitution
11th Amendment
lays foundation for sovereign immunity, protects states from suit by foreigners
12th Amendment
revises presidential election procedures
13th Amendment
abolishes slavery
14th Amendment
defines citizenship, privileges or immunities clause, due process clause, equal protection clause, post-Civil War issues
15th Amendment
prohibits denial of suffrage based on race, color, or previous servitude
16th Amendment
allows the federal government to collect an income tax
17th Amendment
establishes direct election of US Senators
18th Amendment
establishes prohibition of alcohol
19th Amendment
establishes women's suffrage
20th Amendment
"lame duck" amendment, office must be taken closer to election time
21st Amendment
repeals prohibition
22nd Amendment
limits the president to two terms of office
23rd Amendment
provides for representation of Washington D.C. in the Electoral College
24th Amendment
repeals the poll tax
25th Amendment
defines the process of presidential succession
26th Amendment
establishes the right to vote for those 18 years and older
27th Amendment
prevents laws effecting Congressional salary from taking effect until the next session of Congress