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100

How many freedoms are in the First Amendment?

Five

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The 13th Amendment

Abolished slavery

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The 23rd Amendment allowed citizens from here to vote in elections.

Washington, DC

100

Because this president ran and won four elections, the 22nd Amendment was passed. 

Franklin D Roosevelt

100

What is the first cabinet position in succession to the presidency?

Secretary of State

200
Free speech is protected, but you cannot _____  or tell lies about someone. 

Slander

200

The 14th Amendment granted citizenship to whom?

African Americans

200
Women were granted suffrage in this amendment

19th

200

How many total years can a person be president?

10

200

This amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures

Fourth

300

This clause in the First Amendment allows you to exercise any religion you want. 

Free Exercise Clause

300

The 15th amendment gave African Americans the right to vote. What is another term for right to vote?

Suffrage

300

The 26th Amendment lowered the voting age from 21 to 18 during this war

Vietnam War

300

Amendment 25 answers the question of the succession to the 

Presidency

300

What do some believe cruel and unusual punishment is?

The death penalty

400

When the government cannot interfere with religion

Separation of Church and State

400

“Equal protection of the laws” is language found in this amendment.

14th

400

The 17th Amendment gave the citizens the right to vote directly for 

Senators

400

How many presidents have died in office?

Eight

400

Which two amendments deal with the making, selling and transporting of alcohol?

18 and 21

500
What is it called when lies are printed?

Libel

500

What clause is included in both the 5th and 14th Amendments?

Due process

500

Which amendment banned poll taxes in all national elections?

24th

500

How many presidents have been assassinated?

Four

500

Which group wanted the Bill of Rights added to the Constitution?

The Anti-Federalists