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Amendments to the Constitution

Amendments 1-4 Amendments 5-9 Amendments Amendments 15-19

The first 10 Amendments to the Constitution were known as…

What are the Bill of Rights?

The first Amendment to the Constitution

What are our basic freedoms of speech and the press, peaceable assembly, and the right to petition to redress of grievances?

The second Amendment to the Constitution.

What is to keep and bear arms (weapons)?

The third Amendment to the Constitution.

What is the federal government cannot force people to house soldiers during peacetime?

The fourth Amendment to the Constitution.

What is a law officer cannot search a person or a person’s home unless a judge has issued a warrant?

The fifth Amendment to the Constitution.

What is the rights of people accused of a crime?

The sixth Amendment to the Constitution.

What is the right to a fair trial?

The seventh Amendment to the Constitution.

What is the right to a trial by jury in civil cases?

The eighth Amendment to the Constitution.

What is the right to have excessive bail and cruel or unusual punishment ?

The ninth Amendment to the Constitution.

What are the rights of the people?

The tenth Amendment to the Constitution.

What is the powers of the states and the people?

The eleventh Amendment to the Constitution.

What is a citizen of one state cannot sue another state in federal court?

The twelfth Amendment to the Constitution.

What is the election of president and vice president for each party?

The thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution.

What is ended slavery?

The fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution.

All persons born in the United States are citizens of the United States?

The fifteenth Amendment to the Constitution.

What are voting rights for African Americans?

The sixteenth Amendment to the Constitution.

What is Congress has the right to collect taxes based on a person’s income?

The seventeenth Amendment to the Constitution.

What is the direct election of Senators?

The eighteenth Amendment to the Constitution.

What is the ban on alcoholic drinks?

The nineteenth Amendment to the Constitution.

What is the women’s right to vote?