Chapters 3, 4, 6, 7

Preamble Articles (7) Amendments (27)

Popular Sovereignty Federalism Judicial Review Limited Government Separation of Powers Checks and Balances

The Congress House of Representatives (435) Speaker of the House Majority Leader/Majority Whip Minority Leader/Minority Whip Senate (2 Per State) President of the Senate Majority Leader/Majority Whip Minority Leader/Minority Whip

The Presidency President of the United States (POTUS) Vice-President of the United States (VPOTUS) Unelected Officials Cabinet Appointees First Lady of the United States (FLOTUS) First Gentleman of the United States (FGOTUS)

The Courts The Supreme Court (9) Chief Justice Associate Justices Federal Circuit Courts Lower Federal Courts

Inter-state relations Full Faith and Credit Privileges and Immunities Extradition New States Enter the Union

Amending the Constitution

Article V Conventions 49 States have applied for a Convention at some point Unlimited Debate and Proposals Failed Amendments Congressional Apportionment Amendment 6278 Equal Rights Amendment 35 out of 38 Balanced Budget Amendment Flag Burning Amendment

National Supremacy The Supremacy Clause

Ratification

Bill of Rights: 1-10 Civil War Amendments: 13, 14, 15 Power to the People: 17, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 26 Fixing the Rules: 11, 12, 25, 27 Prohibition: 18, 21 Power to the Government: 16

Speech Press Religion Establishment Freedom Assembly Petition

Incitement Fighting words The Fire Rule Threats False statements of fact Slander Libel Obscenity Watershed Pornography Child pornography Wartime Prior Restraint?

Right to Bear Arms The Militia Clause

Quartering of Troops

Searches and Seizures Warrants Probable Cause Plain View or Open Field Public Property Exclusionary rule

Rights of the Accused Grand Jury Military Exception Double Jeopardy Due Process Procedural Substantive Self-Incrimination

Trial Procedures Speedy and Public Trial Impartial Jury Confrontation of Witnesses Notice of Accusation Counsel

Jury Trial in Civil Cases $20

Punishment Excessive Fines or Bail Cruel and Unusual Punishment

Rights not listed

Powers Reserved to the States Powers Reserved to the People

“Congress shall make no law…” Incorporation via 14 th amendment

State Sovereign Immunity

Presidential “Tickets”

Abolition of Slavery and Involuntary Servitude Criminal Punishment Exception

Citizenship Jus Soli Jus Sanguinis? Due Process of the Law Incorporation

Right to Vote regardless of Race/Previous Conditions of Servitude

Income Tax

Direct Election of Senators

Prohibition of Alcohol Production Sale Consumption

Women’s Suffrage

Presidential Terms March 4 th at 12 noon January 20 th at 12 noon

Repeal Prohibition

2 Term Limit Washington vs. FDR

DC Electoral Votes

End of the Poll Tax

Presidential Succession Vice-President Senate Approves new VP during vacancy Presidential “Disability”

Vote to 18 Year olds

Congressional Pay