Limited Freedoms
violent protests
Freedom of Assembly
No quartering soldiers
3rd Amendment
no one can be charged with the same crime twice
double jeopardy
women were given the right to vote in this amendment
19th Amendment
the total number of amendments we have right now
27 total amendments
Freedom of Press
Citizens are protected from civil lawsuits under a minimum threshold of $20
7th Amendment
citizens are given the right to an impartial jury, to be informed of accusations of a crime, and a fair and speedy trial
6th Amendment
outlawed slavery and involuntary servitude
13th Amendment
the name of the first 10 amendments
Bill of Rights
fighting words or threats
Freedom of Speech
Citizens have more rights than those listed on the first 10 amendments
9th Amendment
the government cannot search you or your property without this key term
probable cause
poll taxes were eliminated in this amendment
24th Amendment
this amendment defined how a person becomes a citizen of the US
14th Amendment
human sacrifices in the name of your God(s)
Freedom of Religion
citizens have a right to keep and bear arms
2nd Amendment
no torture, excessive bail/bond, or cruel/unusual punishment when dealing with criminals
8th Amendment
the legal voting age was changed to 18 in this amendment
26th Amendment
Amendments 13 through 15 are notoriously called this
Civil War Amendments
speech, petition, assembly, press, and religion are all part of this amendment
1st Amendment
Powers not given to the national government or denied to the states belong to the states or people
10th Amendment
the term "I plead the 5th..." is a reference to this idea and key vocabulary term
self-incrimination
this prohibited the government from denying a person's right to vote on the basis of race
15th Amendment
List the 2 ways a person can become a citizen as listed in the 14th amendment
Law of Blood/Soil and Naturalization