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31 Cards in this Set

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First amendment

Free speech, Freedom of religion

Second amendment

The right to keep and bear arms

Third amendment

No quartering of soldiers in private homes

Fourth amendment

No unlawful searches and seizures

Fifth amendment

No person shall come before a court for a serious offense unless indicted by a grand jury

Sixth amendment

The accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury

Seventh amendment

A person is guaranteed the right to a jury where the value of the controversy is over twenty dollars

Eighth amendment

No cruel or unusual punishments

Ninth amendment

Enumerated rights of the people

Tenth amendment

Powers reserved to the states

Eleventh amendment

Suits against states

Twelfth amendment

Election of president and vice president

Thirteenth amendment

Abolition of slavery

Fourteenth amendment

Civil rights and citizenship to black Americans; apportionment of representatives; political disabilities, public debt

Fifteenth amendment

Right of suffrage for black Americans

Sixteenth amendment

Income tax

Seventeenth amendment

Popular election of senators

Eighteenth amendment

National prohibition

Nineteenth amendment

Woman's suffrage

Twentieth amendment

The convening of Congress and the inauguration of the president and vice president

Twenty-first amendment

Repeal of national prohibition

Twenty-second amendment

Limitation of presidential tenure

Twenty-third amendment

Presidential electors for Washington DC

Twenty-fourth amendment

Abolition of poll taxes

Twenty-fifth amendment

Presidential and vice-presidential succession

Twenty-sixth amendment

Suffrage for citizens eighteen years of age and older

Twenty-seventh amendment

Restrictions on changes in Congressional salary

Case against profanity

Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire

Case determining lemon test

Lemon v. Kurtzman

Capital punishment unlawful

Furman v. Georgia

Capital punishment lawful

Gregg v. Georgia