13th amendment is the first of the reconstruction amendments and does what?
The 2nd amendment gives us what right?
Right to bare arms/ own guns
22nd amendment limits the president in this way
Only 2 terms
21st amendment did what?
Repeals 18th amendment (stops Prohibition)
torture isn't allowed because of this amendment
8th amendment
25th amendment does what with the presidency?
Shows succession (vice president to president)
Women
The right to not quarter troops is what amendment
3rd
you have the right to vote at 18 because of this amendment
26th
After a general election
This amendment gives states powers that are not handled by the federal government
10th
This amendment essentially created organized crime in the United States
18th amendment
23rd amendment gives Dc Residents to do what?
Vote in federal elections
What does someone have to be sued for to get a jury based off the 7th amendment
At least $20
Students do not have a lot of protection with this amendment except you can not be strip searched
4th amendment
These are the five freedoms covered in the first amendment
Speech, religion, assembly, press, petiton
Double Jeopardy
poll taxes, literacy test and the grandfather clause all became big after this amendment passed
This amendment ends poll taxes
15th the right to vote
24th amendment
14th amendment does what
Give citizenship
This amendment protects you from being charged with the same crime twice as well as allows you the right to remain silent
5th amendment
11th amendment does this
The right to a speedy trial, public trial, knowing your charges, confronting witness and right to a lawyer are all covered under this amendment
6th
Income tax
9th amendments protects these rights for us (right to privacy, health care, etc.)
Unenumerated
12th amendment effects our presidential elections how?
Have to vote for President AND vice president
17th amendment did this
Allows for us to vote for senators directly