15th Amendment
19th Amendment
23rd Amendment
24th Amendment
26th Amendment
1st Amendment
Amendment Ratification Process
5th and 14th
100

What is the 15th Amendment? 

The 15th Amendment gave men the right to vote regardless of their race 

100

What is the 19th Amendment?

The 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote

100

What is the 23rd Amendment?

The 23rd Amendment allowed citizens of Washington D.C. the right to vote. 

100
What is the 24th Amendment? 

The 24th Amendment abolished the poll tax. 

100

What is the 26th Amendment? 

The 26th Amendment gave 18 year olds the right to vote. 

100

What 5 freedoms does the 1st amendment protect?

Freedom of Religion

Freedom of Speech 

Freedom of Assembly

Freedom of Petition

Freedom of the Press

100

What are the two steps to ratifying both the US & VA Constitutions

1. Propose 

2. Ratify

100

What is Due Process?

A right that you have that requires the government to treat you fairly
200
Did only men have the right to vote after the 15th Amendment? 

Yes, a later amendment would give women the right to vote 

200

True/False: Women had only been working for the 19th Amendment since 1910. 

False. Women had been working for the right to vote since the mid 1800s. 

200

True/False: Washington D.C. is a state. 

False. 

200

What is a poll tax?

An amount of money a person would have to pay in order to be able to vote. 

200

True/False: A person from Japan can vote in the United States as long as he/she is 18 years old. 

False. To vote, a person must 18 years old AND be a United States citizen.

200

What does freedom of religion guarantee?

There is a separation between the church and the state

Everyone can worship as they please

200

Who proposes an amendment to the US Constitution?


How much?

Congress


2/3 of both houses

200

What two amendments protect due process?

5th and 14th

300

What law was passed during the Civil Rights movement to enforce the 15th amendment? 

In other words, law was passed to make sure southern states respected African Americans' right to vote?

Voting Rights Act of 1965

300

Another name for women's voting rights is called women's ________ (Hint: It starts with an "S")

Women's Suffrage 

300

What does the D.C. in Washington D.C. stand for? 

District of Columbia 

300

True/False: The poll tax was one of the ways the government attempted to stop people from voting after the 15th Amendment was ratified. 

True. Poll taxes and unfair literacy tests were among the ways the government tried to prevent people from voting. 

300

Who was the first state to lower the voting age? 

Georgia 

300

What does freedom of speech guarantee?

You can express your ideas without the government getting involved

300

Who ratifies an amendment to the US Constitution?

How much?

State Legislatures

(3/4)

300

How do the 5th and 14th differ?

5th = Federal government has to treat you fairly! (due process)


14th = State and Local government has to treat you fairly! (due process)

400

Name one unfair requirement the government used to stop people from voting. 

1. Poll Tax 

2. Literacy Test 

400

True/False: Until the 19th amendment was ratified, only men were allowed to vote. 

True 

400
True/False: The 23rd Amendment was ratified before the Amendment that gave women the right to vote. 

False, the 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote. The 23rd Amendment was ratified after the 19th Amendment. 

400

Daily Double: Who is known as the father of the Constitution? 

James Madison 

400

True/False: The 26th Amendment allowed men to vote at 18 years old but women had to be 21 years old to vote.


False 


400

What does freedom of assembly guarantee?

You can gather together - maybe to protest, join a club, or participate in a parade

400

Who proposes an amendment to the VA Constitution?

How much?

General Assembly

Majority

400

What two things does the 14th amendment guarantee?

Citizenship

Due Process

500

Was the 15th amendment ratified before or after the Civil War? 

It was ratified after the Civil War 
500

What year was the 19th amendment ratified? 

1920. This year, 2020, marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment. 

500

True/False: The 23rd Amendment only gave men in Washington D.C. the right to vote, not women. 

False, the 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote, therefore at the time of the 23rd Amendment, all men and women were allowed to vote. 

500
True/False: Poll taxes were not abolished, they were only reduced to a lower amount of money. 

False. The 24th Amendment completely abolished the poll tax. 

500

*This is a 1000 point question*

Say what each amendment does. 

15th, 19th, 23rd, 24th, 26th 

15th: Gives all men the right to vote regardless of race 

19th: Gives all women the right to vote 

23rd: Gave citizens of Washington D.C. the right to vote

24th: Abolished the poll tax 

26th: Lowered the voting age to 18 years old. 

500

What does freedom of petition guarantee? 

That we can talk with our officials and ask for change!

500

Who ratifies an amendment to the VA Constitution?


Virginia electorate (voters! US!)

500

What are the 6 steps to becoming a US citizen

1. Must be 18

2. Must be a legal resident for 3-5 years

3. Must be of good moral character

4. Must be able to speak, read, and write in English

5. Must take a naturalization test

6. Must take an oath of allegiance

600

T/F: It is easy to ratify an amendment!

NOO!!

Process is complicated and involves a lot of people!

600

What does freedom of press guarantee?

That the news can criticize the government

600

How many amendments are there?

27