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Worksheetsconstitutional amendments
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speedy public trial
right to a lawyer
jury trial: Petit Jury (Jury of Peers) informed of charges
question all witnesses
Guarantees Equal Protection of the Law
Defines a Citizen of the United States
Changes the Beginning of Congressional and Presidential terms
Presidential Terms end on January 20th
Congressional Terms end on January 3rd
* Vice President
*Speaker of the House of Representatives
*President Pro Tempore of the Senate
*Secretary of State
Continues with the rest of the Cabinet Level secretaries
The 8th Amendment to the Constitution protects citizens from...
Poll Taxes
Bears
Cruel and Unusual punishment, excessive bails/fines
Slavery
This amendment established a national income tax.
4th
26th
9th
16th
Passed during the Civil Rights movement, this amendment prohibits poll taxes.
24th
9th
21st
18th
The 19th amendment...
Allows for the direct election of senators
Gives women the right to vote
Outlaws slavery
Gives citizens the right to bear arms
Freedom of speech, religion, the press, assembly, and the freedom to petition the government are all listed in the...
2nd Amendment
10th Amendment
27th Amendment
1st Amendment
The Civil War Amendments (13th, 14th, &15th)...
Outlawed Slavery
Prohibit poll taxes
made citizens out of everyone born on U.S. soil
outlawed voting prohibitions based on race
This amendment allows for a trial by jury and protection from self-incrimination as well as double jeopardy.
1st
5th
8th
2nd
Passed after WWII, this amendment made it so that Presidents can only serve 2 full terms.
22nd
4th
19th
26th
Passed during Vietnam, the 26th amendment...
Eliminated Selective Service
Banned the sale of alcohol
Changed the federal voting age to 18
Outlaws slavery
The 18th Amendment did this, but the 21st amendment repealed it.
Gave D.C. citizens the right to vote in Presidential elections
Created the income tax
Banned the sale, production, and consumption of alcohol
Prohibited cruel and unusual punishment
Passed in the wake of the Revolutionary War, this amendment states that citizens cannot be forced to house soldiers in their home.
27th
3rd
13th
22nd
The right to bear arms and form a militia is listed in the...
24th Amendment
16th Amendment
10th Amendment
2nd Amendment
According to the 9th and 10th Amendment, any power not explicitly given to Congress or the President is given to the...
Senate
People
Emperor
States
The 23rd Amendment...
Gives women the right to vote
Allows for the popular election of the president
Allows for direct election of senators
Allows Washington D.C. residents to vote in presidential elections
The rail system in the U.S. sped up transportation and decreased travel time. The 20th Amendment...
Shortened waiting times between election and inauguration
Prohibits poll taxes
Established the "Separate but Equal" Doctrine
Prohibits unlawful search and seizure
Presidents and Vice-Presidents were put on the same ticket for electoral votes in this amendment...
22nd
12th
25th
5th
This amendment prevents unreasonable search and seizure and requires law enforcement to produce a warrant for home searches.
1st
8th
27th
4th
The 27th Amendment (the most recent one) made it so that Congress could not...
Impeach the President
Declare war
Give itself a pay raise
Draft teenagers into the military
This amendment allows for the direct election of U.S. senators.
17th
9th
26th
2nd
The 7th Amendment...
Outlaws slavery
Creates an income tax
Limits Presidential terms
Establishes trial by jury for civil suits over $20
This Amendment, passed after the Bill of Rights, made it so that states cannot be sued by individual citizens or different countries.
6
11
23
16
Passed after the assassination of President Kennedy, the 25th Amendment concerns...
Popular election of the President
The Presidential line of succession
The Secret Service
Taxes
Right to counsel and a speedy/fair trial is established in the...
23rd Amendment
15th Amendment
1st Amendment
6th Amendment
This branch has law making power.
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
This branch can raise taxes on Americans.
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
This branch's role is to enforce the laws.
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
This branch's role is to write laws.
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
The Judicial Branch
makes laws
enforces laws
explains & interprets laws
vetoes laws
How many Supreme Court Justices sit on the U.S. Supreme Court?
7
9
5
12
Who appoints Supreme Court Justices?
The Vice President
The Speaker of the House
Congress
The President
What are the qualifications to be President of the U.S.?
35 years old, native born citizen, and live in the U.S. for 14 years.
30 years old, native born citizen, and live in the U.S. for 9 years.
25 years old, native born citizen, and live in the U.S. for 7years.
35 years old, naturalized citizen, and live in the U.S. for 14 years.
How long is a Presidential Term\s
1 term=6 years, a total of 2 terms or 12 years.
1 term=4 years, a total of 2 terms or 8 years.
1 term=4 years, a total of 2 terms or 10 years.
1 term=2 years, a total of 3 terms or 10 years.
What role of the President deals with the military?
Commander in Chief
Chief Diplomat
Party Leader
Chief Executive
How many electoral points does an individual need to win?
170
200
270
300
