The Amendments All answers on final slide. There are ______ amendments to the US Constitution.

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The Amendments All answers on final slide

There are ______ amendments to the US Constitution.

The first 10 ammendments to the US Constitution are known as the ____ _____ ______.

After the House and Senate have passed an amendment, how many states are needed to officially create and amendment to the US Constitution?

Identify the Amendment Freedom form illegal search and seizures.

Identify the Amendment Freedom of Religion, Speech, and Press.

Identify the Amendment Freedom from Cruel or Unusual Punishment.

True or False The abolition of slavery.

True or False Limits presidential terms to two (if re-elected).

Answers Question 1 – 27 Question 2 – Bill of Rights Question 3 – 38 States Question th amendment Question st Amendment Question th Amendment Question 7 – 13 th Amendment Question amendment