AP Gov Review

22nd amendment

• protects against cruel and unusual punishment

• gives 18 year olds the right to vote

• right to bear arms

• limits the president to 2 terms or 10 years

2nd amendment

• establishes judicial review

• rights of the accused (speedy trial, attorney, impartial jury)

• right to bear arms

• abolishes slavery

which of the following rights is NOT protected by the 1st amendment

• speech

• assembly

• unreasonable searches

• religion

4th amendment

• rights of the accused (speedy public trial, impartial jury, etc.)

• protects against unreasonable searches and seizures

• due process, right to remain silent, protects from double jeopardy

• any powers not granted to the federal government go to the states

5th amendment

• abolishes slavery

• due process, right to remain silent, protects from double jeopardy

• defines a US citizen (someone born on US soil)

  --> equal protection

  --> due process

• people have more rights than what's listed in the Constitution

6th amendment

• limits presidents to two terms or 10 years

• due process, right to remain silent, protects from double jeopardy

• rights of the accused (attorney, speedy public trial, cross examination, impartial jury)

• women's suffrage

8th amendment

• establishes presidential succession (VP, Speaker, etc. )

• protects against cruel and unusual punishment

• changes the way we vote for senators... direct popular election

• grants African American men voting rights

9th amendment

• protects against cruel and unusual punishment

• rights of the accused (attorney, cross examination, impartial jury)

• people have more rights than what's listed in the Constitution

• defines a US citizen

10th amendment

• right to bear arms

• defines a US citizen (someone born on US soil)

• any powers not given to federal government are reserved for the states

• changes the way we vote for senators... direct popular election

13th amendment

• abolishes slavery

• women's suffrage

• establishes presidential succession

• limits presidents to 2 terms or 10 years