Bill of Rights
Natural Right Amendments
Presidential/government amendments
Amendment Examples
100

What is the 2nd Amendment?

The right for people to keep and bear arms

100

What did the 13th amendment do?

Outlawed slavery 

100

What did the 27th Amendment do?

Congress’ pay raises do not go into effect until the next term

100

What is the 1st amendment? Give an example of the 1st amendment

Right to religion, free speech, press, peaceful assembly, and petition.

200

What is the 7th Amendment?

Right to a Jury Trial

200

What amendment gave the women the right to vote?

19th Amendment

200

Which amendment changed the election, so the vice president and president are elected together?

the 12th amendment

200

What is the 4th Amendment? Give an example of the 4th amendment

Limits search and seizures, must have probable cause and a warrant

300

What is the 9th Amendment?

 All rights not listed in the constitution are retained by the people

300

Who did the 15th amendment give the right to vote to?

African American men

300

The 22nd amendment limits the president to how many terms in office?

2 terms 

300

What is the 24th Amendment? Give an example of the 24th amendment

Prohibits poll taxes in federal elections

400

Which Amendment gives you the right to a public trial by jury? 

6th Amendment

400

Which law states that all citizens have equal protection under the law?

14th Amendment 

400

What did the 20th amendment do?

moved inauguration date to January 20th

400

What is the 8th Amendment? Give an example of the 8th amendment

No cruel and unusual punishment, or excessive fines/bail

500

Which bill of right amendment says that the powers not given to the federal government are reserved to the states?

10th amendment 

500

What did the 26th amendment do?

lowered the voting age to the age of 18

500

Which amendment created a process for the VP to take over for the President?

25th Amendment 

500

What is the 11th Amendment? Give an example of the 11th amendment

Citizens in one state can’t sue the government of another state unless it is done in the state being sued