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

2. 1st Amendment
Freedom of Religion
Speech
Press
Assembly
Petition

3. 2nd Amendment
Right to
bear arms

4. 3rd Amendment
Government can not force
you to QUARTER (shelter) TROOPS

5. 4th Amendment
Protection from
search and seizures
without warrant

6. 5th Amendment Due process double jeopardy self- incrimination
eminent domain

7. 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

8. 7th amendment
Civil trial by Jury

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

10. 9th Amendment
Unenumerated Rights

11. 10th Amendment
Left to the states or the people

12. 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

13. FOR DRINKING WITH WOMEN
16th – 17th – 18th – 19th
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21st - repealed 18th (yes drink at 21)

14. 22nd th 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)