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34 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
article one
legislative branch (law making)
powers of congress,tax,regulation of trade, stuff about army and war
article two
executive branch (law enforcement)
president,vice president info
article three
judicial branch (supreme court)
court mine hold in constitution
article four
federalism and relationship between states
article five
how to amend the constitution
article six
the supremacy clause
states that laws and treaties passed by congress and supreme to all state law
article seven
ratification
9 out of 13 have to agree to ratify constitution
11th amendment 1795
part one
citizen in other state cannot sue another state in federal court
part two
only amendment that limits power in supreme court
12th amendment 1804
changed the way we elect president
13th amendment 1865
freed the slaves
14th amendment 1868
part one
defines citizenship
part two
guarantees bill of rights at state level
part three
equal protection clause
15th amendment 1870
gave black men right to vote
16th amendment 1913
gave us income tax
17th amendment 1913
popular election of senators
18th amendment 1919
noble expierment they said to outlaw the production,manufacturing, distribution, and sale of alcohol
19th amendment 1920
gave girls the right to vote
20th amendment
depression amendment
two parts
1) changed when president takes his oath of office
2) changed when the regular session of congress begins
21st amendment
depression amendment
brought back alcohol if state decides to do so ( repealed 18th amendment)
22nd amendment
limits presidents time in office to two terms or no more than 10 years
23rd amendment
gave d.c. 3 electoral votes
24th amendment
outlawed the poll tax as qualification for voting
25th amendment
two parts
1) presidential disability
2) how to replace vice president
26
gave 18 year olds right to vot
27
congressional pay raises

1 amendment

Freedom of


Speech


Religion


Press


Assembly


Potition

2 amendment

Right to bear arms

3 amendment

Dont have to house solders in times of peace

4 amendment

Must have probible cause or search warrant to entet home or car


Unless


Full open view of the issue


Minor in jepordy


In hot persut


If u invite them in


If objrct can be moved


Stop and frisk

Amendment 5

Right for


Grand jury


No double jeopardy


Self incrimination


Due process


Emininent domain


Amendment 6

Right to


Speedy trial


Trial with peers


Ask witness questions


Be present when witness testifies


Public trial


Right to attorney


Amendment 7

Right to a jury with civil trial over 20 dollars

Amendment 8

Protection from excessive bail bonds


Protection from cruel and unusual punishment

Amendment 9

All rights not mentioned in constitution belongs to people

Amendment 10

Federalism


Rights to the states