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DCA - day Pick up your scantron GLUE in: RTC quiz page 62 1990s quiz page 75 Globalization dbq page 92

How do we remember ALL these amendments?? Amendments Review How do we remember ALL these amendments??

1st Amendment Freedom of Religion Assembly Press Petition Speech

2nd Amendment Right to bear arms

3rd Amendment Government can not force you to QUARTER (shelter) TROOPS

4th Amendment Protection from search and seizures without warrant

5th Amendment Due process double jeopardy self- incrimination Applied during NEW DEAL!!!!! Due process double jeopardy self- incrimination eminent domain

6th Amendment speedy trial trial by jury right to counsel (a lawyer) RIGHTS OF ACCUSED speedy trial trial by jury right to counsel (a lawyer) Miranda v. Arizona -MIRANDA RIGHTS read by police

7th amendment Civil trial by Jury

cruel and unusual punishment 8th Amendment excessive bail cruel and unusual punishment

9th Amendment Unenumerated Rights

10th Amendment Left to the states or the people Applied during NEW DEAL!!!!!

13th – 14th – 15th Rights of African Americans after Civil War 1st have to abolish slavery – 13th (13 bad # = slavery bad) 2nd have to give citizenship – 14th once you are citizen then you can vote 15th 13 – abolish slavery 14 – citizenship 15 – voting rights

16th – 17th – 18th – 19th Progressive Amendments WE SHOULD TAX SENATORS FOR DRINKING WITH WOMEN 16th – Income Tax 17th – Direct elections of senators 18th – Prohibition of Alcohol (no drinks at 18) 19th – Women’s suffrage (right to vote) 21st - repealed 18th (yes drink at 21)

22nd 24th 26th 22nd – 2 terms for president 24th – No POLL tax (poll has 4 letters) 26th – voting age to 18 – if old enough to fight (Vietnam)– old enough to vote (draft was from ages 18-26)

World War I M --- Militarism A --- Alliances I --- Imperialism Causes of WWI M --- Militarism A --- Alliances I --- Imperialism N --- Nationalism Causes for US involvement S --- Sussex pledge L --- Lusitania U --- unrestricted submarine warfare (uboats) T --- Ties with Britain Z --- Zimmerman telegram

Causes of Great Depression S- tock market crash O- verproduction U- nderconsumption R- aise interest rates (Federal Reserve) Hawley S-moot Tariff