Amendments
Blacks allowed to vote
15th Amendment
No unreasonable search or seizure
4th Amendment
Women are allowed to vote
19th Amendment
Keep armed forces for out protection
Provide for the Common Defense
Year the Constitution became law
1789
Abolished Slavery
Right to a speedy and fair trial by jury; provided a lawyer if you can't afford one
6th Amendment
Where the legislative branch meets
US Capitol Building
For life or good behavior
Term of a Supreme Court Justice
Leader of the house
Speaker of the House
Right to bear arms for protection
2nd Amendment
5th Amendment
Leaders of the judicial branch
Supreme Court
Age 35, born a citizen, live in the US for 14 years
Requirements for President
President rejects a bill
Veto
Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly & petition
1st Amendment
Voting age lowered to 18
26th Amendment
Requirements for Senators
Headquarters & home of executive branch
The White House
Terms of a President
4 Years
Citizenship requirements
14th Amendment
Presidents are limited to two terms in office
22nd Amendment
1/2 of Congress
Senate
Making war against the US or helping our enemies
Treason
Requirements to run for federal office (3)
Age, citizenship, residency