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- 1. Multiple Choice1st AmendmentFreedom of speech, religion, press petition and assemblyNo illegal searches and seizuresThe right to bear armsNo quartering troops
- 2. Multiple Choice2nd AmendmentFreedom of speech, religion, press petition and assemblyNo illegal searches and seizuresThe right to bear armsNo quartering troops
- 3. Multiple Choice3rd AmendmentFreedom of speech, religion, press petition and assemblyNo illegal searches and seizuresThe right to bear armsNo quartering troops
- 4. Multiple Choice4th AmendmentFreedom of speech, religion, press petition and assemblyNo illegal searches and seizuresThe right to bear armsNo quartering troops
- 5. Multiple Choice
5th Amendment
No self-incrimination
No double jeopardy
Due process
The right to a jury trial in civil cases involving more than $20
No cruel and unusual punishment
No excessive bail
The right to a fair, speedy and public trial in criminal cases.
The right to a lawyer.
- 6. Multiple Choice
6th Amendment
No self-incrimination
No double jeopardy
Due process
The right to a jury trial in civil cases involving more than $20
No cruel and unusual punishment
No excessive bail
The right to a fair, speedy and public trial in criminal cases.
The right to a lawyer.
- 7. Multiple Choice
7th Amendment
No self-incrimination
No double jeopardy
Due process
The right to a jury trial in civil cases involving more than $20
No cruel and unusual punishment
No excessive bail
The right to a fair, speedy and public trial in criminal cases.
The right to a lawyer.
- 8. Multiple Choice
8th Amendment
No self-incrimination
No double jeopardy
Due process
The right to a jury trial in civil cases involving more than $20
No cruel and unusual punishment
No excessive bail
The right to a fair, speedy and public trial in criminal cases.
The right to a lawyer.
- 9. Multiple Choice9th AmendmentElectoral College establishedPowers not granted to the federal government are reserved by the states.The naming of certain rights in the Constitution does not take away from the rights that are not namedStates sued in state courts
- 10. Multiple Choice10th AmendmentElectoral College establishedPowers not granted to the federal government are reserved by the states.The naming of certain rights in the Constitution does not take away from the rights that are not namedStates sued in state courts
- 11. Multiple Choice11th AmendmentElectoral College establishedPowers not granted to the federal government are reserved by the states.The naming of certain rights in the Constitution does not take away from the rights that are not namedStates sued in state courts
- 12. Multiple Choice12th AmendmentElectoral College establishedPowers not granted to the federal government are reserved by the states.The naming of certain rights in the Constitution does not take away from the rights that are not namedStates sued in state courts
- 13. Multiple Choice13th AmendmentGrants Congress the power to collect taxes on incomeBanned slaveryDeclares that all citizens are guaranteed equal treatment and protection under the lawInsures black males the right to vote
- 14. Multiple Choice14th AmendmentGrants Congress the power to collect taxes on incomeBanned slaveryDeclares that all citizens are guaranteed equal treatment and protection under the lawInsures black males the right to vote
- 15. Multiple Choice15th AmendmentGrants Congress the power to collect taxes on incomeBanned slaveryDeclares that all citizens are guaranteed equal treatment and protection under the lawInsures black males the right to vote
- 16. Multiple Choice16th AmendmentGrants Congress the power to collect taxes on incomeBanned slaveryDeclares that all citizens are guaranteed equal treatment and protection under the lawInsures black males the right to vote
- 17. Multiple Choice17th AmendmentWomen are granted the right to voteInsures black males the right to voteDeclares that all citizens are guaranteed equal treatment and protection under the lawSenators are to be elected by the people
- 18. Multiple Choice18th Amendment"Lame Duck" - President and Vice President are sworn into office on Jan. 20th (moved from March 4th)Women are granted the right to voteProhibition is repealed. Alcohol is again legalThe sale, making or transportation of alcohol is illegal
- 19. Multiple Choice19th Amendment"Lame Duck" - President and Vice President are sworn into office on Jan. 20th (moved from March 4th)Women are granted the right to voteProhibition is repealed. Alcohol is again legalThe sale, making or transportation of alcohol is illegal
- 20. Multiple Choice20th Amendment"Lame Duck" - President and Vice President are sworn into office on Jan. 20th (moved from March 4th)Women are granted the right to voteProhibition is repealed. Alcohol is again legalThe sale, making or transportation of alcohol is illegal
- 21. Multiple Choice21st Amendment"Lame Duck" - President and Vice President are sworn into office on Jan. 20th (moved from March 4th)Women are granted the right to voteProhibition is repealed. Alcohol is again legalThe sale, making or transportation of alcohol is illegal
- 22. Multiple Choice22nd AmendmentNo person may serve as President more than twicePoll taxes are illegal in federal electionsGrants Washington D.C. 3 electors to the electoral collegeEstablishes a clearer succession to the presidency and vice presidency
- 23. Multiple Choice23rd AmendmentNo person may serve as President more than twicePoll taxes are illegal in federal electionsGrants Washington D.C. 3 electors to the electoral collegeEstablishes a clearer succession to the presidency and vice presidency
- 24. Multiple Choice24th AmendmentNo person may serve as President more than twicePoll taxes are illegal in federal electionsGrants Washington D.C. 3 electors to the electoral collegeEstablishes a clearer succession to the presidency and vice presidency
- 25. Multiple Choice25th AmendmentNo person may serve as President more than twicePoll taxes are illegal in federal electionsGrants Washington D.C. 3 electors to the electoral collegeEstablishes a clearer succession to the presidency and vice presidency
- 26. Multiple Choice26th AmendmentNo person may serve as President more than twiceCongressional pay raises do not take effect until after the next Congressional electionThe age of eligibility for voting is lowered to 18Grants Washington D.C. 3 electors to the electoral college
- 27. Multiple Choice27th AmendmentNo person may serve as President more than twiceCongressional pay raises do not take effect until after the next Congressional electionThe age of eligibility for voting is lowered to 18Grants Washington D.C. 3 electors to the electoral college
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