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Bill of Rights 1
Bill of Rights 2
Due Process/ Rights of the Accused
Civil Rights
Other Amendments
100
Freedom of Assembly
First Amendment
100
Right to own a weapon
Second Amendment
100
Right to not self - incriminate yourself
Miranda Rights
100
Supreme Court case which decided separate public schools for black and white students is unconstitutional
Brown v. Board of Education
100
Ends Prohibition
Twenty- First Amendment
200
Search and Seizure
Fourth Amendment
200
Quartering of a Soldier
Third Amendment
200
Government can take private property for public use, with payment of compensation
Eminent Domain
200
Policy which tries to end discrimination, especially in relation to employment or education
Affirmative Action
200
Abolished Poll Taxes
Twenty- Fourth Amendment
300
Cruel and Unusual Punishment
Eighth Amendment
300
Any rights given to citizens cannot be taken away. Rights are not limited to the Bill of Rights.
Ninth Amendment
300
Which amendments are under the rights of the accused?
5,6,7,8
300
Banned discrimination in employment, voting, and public accommodations
Civil Rights Act
300
Sets voting age at 18
Twenty- Sixth Amendment
400
State's Rights.
Tenth Amendment
400
Guarantees that no one may be denied life, liberty, or property without due process of law.
Fifth Amendment
400
Cannot be tried for the same crime twice
Double Jeopardy
400
Helped minorities vote; stopped poll taxes and other discriminations designed to hinder voting
Voting Rights Act
400
What year did the nineteenth amendment pass?
1920
500
Right to be represented by a lawyer in a trial by impartial jury during a CIVIL case
Seventh Amendment
500
Right to be represented by a lawyer in a trial by impartial jury during a CRIMINAL case
Sixth Amendment
500
What are all three forms of due process?
Miranda Rights Eminent Domain Double Jeopardy
500
What does NAACP stand for?
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
500
What are the Civil War Amendments?
13,14,15