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Amendments of the U.S. Constitution

Total questions: 46

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Freedom of speech, the press, religion, peaceful assembly, and the right to petition the government

a)

Amendment 1

b)

Amendment 2

c)

Amendment 3

d)

Amendment 4

2.

Protection against trial without indictment, double jeopardy, Self-incrimination

a)

Amendment 5

b)

Amendment 6

c)

Amendment 7

d)

Amendment 8

3.

People retain rights not listed in the U.S. Constitution

a)

Amendment 9

b)

Amendment 10

c)

Amendment 11

d)

Amendment 12

4.

Abolished slavery

a)

Amendment 13

b)

Amendment 14

c)

Amendment 15

d)

Amendment 16

5.

Provides for popular election of United States senators (They used to be elected by state legislatures)

a)

Amendment 17

b)

Amendment 18

c)

Amendment 19

d)

Amendment 20

6.

Repealed prohibition and voided the 18th

a)

Amendment 21

b)

Amendment 22

c)

Amendment 23

d)

Amendment 24

7.

Presidential vacancy, disability, and inability; vice president appoints his new vice president with approval by a majority of both houses of Congress

a)

Amendment 25

b)

Amendment 26

c)

Amendment 27

8.

Right to bear arms

a)

Amendment 1

b)

Amendment 2

c)

Amendment 3

d)

Amendment 4

9.

Protection against housing soldiers in civilian homes

a)

Amendment 1

b)

Amendment 2

c)

Amendment 3

d)

Amendment 4

10.

Protection against unreasonable search and seizure

a)

Amendment 1

b)

Amendment 2

c)

Amendment 3

d)

Amendment 4

11.

Right to be informed of charges, right to a speedy trial, and the right to an attorney

a)

Amendment 5

b)

Amendment 6

c)

Amendment 7

d)

Amendment 8

12.

Right to trial by jury

a)

Amendment 5

b)

Amendment 6

c)

Amendment 7

d)

Amendment 8

13.

Protection against excessive bail, excessive fines, and cruel and unusual punishment

a)

Amendment 5

b)

Amendment 6

c)

Amendment 7

d)

Amendment 8

14.

Powers not granted to the federal government in the Constitution belong to the states or the people

a)

Amendment 9

b)

Amendment 10

c)

Amendment 11

d)

Amendment 12

15.

Individual cannot sue a state in federal courts

a)

Amendment 9

b)

Amendment 10

c)

Amendment 11

d)

Amendment 12

16.

The Electoral College must cast separate ballots for president and vice president

a)

Amendment 9

b)

Amendment 10

c)

Amendment 11

d)

Amendment 12

17.

All persons born or naturalized in the United States enjoy full rights. (grants citizenship to African Americans)

a)

Amendment 13

b)

Amendment 14

c)

Amendment 15

d)

Amendment 16

18.

Protects the rights of Americans to vote in elections (extends suffrage); allows African American men the right to vote

a)

Amendment 13

b)

Amendment 14

c)

Amendment 15

d)

Amendment 16

19.

Establishes Congress’s right to impose a federal income tax

a)

Amendment 13

b)

Amendment 14

c)

Amendment 15

d)

Amendment 16

20.

Prohibition (later repealed by the 21st)

a)

Amendment 17

b)

Amendment 18

c)

Amendment 19

d)

Amendment 20

21.

Women gain the right to vote (suffrage)

a)

Amendment 17

b)

Amendment 18

c)

Amendment 19

d)

Amendment 20

22.

Changed the date the president takes office from March 4 to January 20

a)

Amendment 17

b)

Amendment 18

c)

Amendment 19

d)

Amendment 20

23.

No person shall be elected to the office of president more than twice

a)

Amendment 21

b)

Amendment 22

c)

Amendment 23

d)

Amendment 24

24.

Gave residents of Washington, D.C., the right to vote in presidential elections

a)

Amendment 21

b)

Amendment 22

c)

Amendment 23

d)

Amendment 24

25.

Forbids taxing voters before they vote in national elections

a)

Amendment 21

b)

Amendment 22

c)

Amendment 23

d)

Amendment 24

26.

18 year-olds are allowed to vote in federal and state elections

a)

Amendment 25

b)

Amendment 26

c)

Amendment 27

27.

Prohibits Congress from voting itself mid-term pay raises

a)

Amendment 25

b)

Amendment 26

c)

Amendment 27

28.

How many amendments are in the U.S. Constitution?

a)

22

b)

27

c)

32

d)

37

29.

What year were the Bill of Rights passed?

a)

1789

b)

1790

c)

1791

d)

1792

30.

What year was the Eleventh Amendment passed?

a)

1795

b)

1804

c)

1865

d)

1868

31.

What year was the Twelfth Amendment passed?

a)

1795

b)

1804

c)

1865

d)

1868

32.

What year was the Thirteenth Amendment passed?

a)

1795

b)

1804

c)

1865

d)

1868

33.

What year was the Fourteenth Amendment passed?

a)

1795

b)

1804

c)

1865

d)

1868

34.

What year was the Fifteenth Amendment passed?

a)

1870

b)

1913

c)

1919

d)

1920

35.

What year was the Sixteenth Amendment passed?

a)

1870

b)

1913

c)

1919

d)

1920

36.

What year was the Seventeenth Amendment passed?

a)

1870

b)

1913

c)

1919

d)

1920

37.

What year was the Eighteenth Amendment passed?

a)

1870

b)

1913

c)

1919

d)

1920

38.

What year was the Nineteenth Amendment passed?

a)

1870

b)

1913

c)

1919

d)

1920

39.

What year was the Twentieth Amendment passed?

a)

1933

b)

1951

c)

1961

d)

1964

40.

What year was the Twenty-First Amendment passed?

a)

1933

b)

1951

c)

1961

d)

1964

41.

What year was the Twenty-Second Amendment passed?

a)

1933

b)

1951

c)

1961

d)

1964

42.

What year was the Twenty-Third Amendment passed?

a)

1933

b)

1951

c)

1961

d)

1964

43.

What year was the Twenty-Fourth Amendment passed?

a)

1933

b)

1951

c)

1961

d)

1964

44.

What year was the Twenty-Fifth Amendment passed?

a)

1967

b)

1971

c)

1992

45.

What year was the Twenty-Sixth Amendment passed?

a)

1967

b)

1971

c)

1992

46.

What year was the Twenty-Seventh Amendment passed?

a)

1967

b)

1971

c)

1992