Bill of Rights I
The Freedom of Speech, Press, Assembly, and Religion (SPAR)
1st Amendment
This branch makes laws. There are two chambers.
Legislative Branch
Women gained the right to vote
19th Amendment
A change or edit to the consitution
Amendment
Police or ICE is not allowed to go into your home without a warrant
4th Amendment
The Right to Bear Arms (Weapons)
2nd Amendment
This branch enforces laws. The White House
Executive Branch
Automatic Citizenship if born in the US
14th Amendment
Constitution
Right to a lawyer and speedy trial
6th Amendment
The Right to Remain Silent
5th Amendment
This branch interprets the law. Supreme Court
Judicial Branch
Prohibition. It made alcohol illegal
18th Amendment
The introduction of the Constitution
Preamble
No Quartering of Troops in Homes
3rd Amendment
The Right to a Trial by a Jury
7th Amendment
The House and the Senate
Congress
Presidents cannot be elected for more than two times
22nd Amendment
Making sure one branch of the government is not more powerful than the other
Checks and Balances
All rights NOT in the constitution cannot be violated
9th Amendment
No Cruel and Unjust Punishment
8th Amendment
The Cabinet belongs to which branch?
Executive
People who are 18 years old can vote
26th Amendment
Power is divided between three branches of government
Separation of Powers
All rights NOT in the constitution belong to the states
10th Amendment