Woman's suffrage(voting) Amendment

(a)  

Religion Amendment

(a)  

Right to Bear Arms Amendment

(a)  

Search & Seizure Amendment

(a)  

Speedy Trial & Right to a Lawyer Amendment

(a)  

What is Membership based on

in the House of Representatives?

(a)  

Civil Suits/ Right to a Jury Amendment

(a)  

No Excessive bails or fines nor Cruel/Unusual Punishment Amendment

(a)  

Power to the States(federal government

only has power constitution gives it) Amendment

(a)  

First 10 Amendment of the Constitution

(a)  

Amendment for Electoral College

(a)  

Number of People in the Senate

(a)  

Abolishing Slavery Amendment

(a)  

Power to the People (rights not specifically

written in the constitution) Amendment

(a)  

Black Males Allowed to Vote Amendment

(a)  

Two-term Presidency Amendment

(a)  

18 Year Olds can Vote Amendment

(a)  

How is Membership Decided in the House of

Representatives?

(a)  

How is Membership decided in the Senate?

(a)  

Number of People in the House of Representatives

(a)  

Defining /Protecting Citizenship Amendment

(a)  

Leader of the House of Representatives

(a)  

Constitutional Leader of the Senate

(a)  

House of Representatives Length of Term

(no limit on number of terms)

(a)  

Senate Length of Term

(no limit on number of terms)

(a)  

Self-Incrimination Amendment

(a)  

What is Membership based on

in the Senate?

(a)  

To be in the (a)   , you must be 25 y.o, a citizen for 7

years, and live in the state you represent.

To be in the (a)   , you must be 30 y.o, a citizen for 9

years, and live in the state you represent.

Freedom of Speech Amendment

(a)  

Freedom of Press Amendment

(a)  

Freedom of Assembly Amendment

(a)  

Lies that are Printed

(a)  

Lies that are Spoken

(a)  

Evidence collected in violation of the U.S. Constitution, it can not hurt a criminal in court of law.

(a)  

Money paid in order to vote

(a)  

Right to remain silent also referred to as

(a)  

Formal charge by a group of citizens calling upon a grand jury

(a)  

Right of the government to take private property for public use.

(a)  

Person who is accused of a crime and judged not guilty may not be put on trial again for the same crime.

(a)  

Court Case that established Judicial Review and strengthened the Federal government.

(a)  

Court Case that Guarantees a "sound basic education"

(a)  

Court Case where Seperate is equal - segregation is allowed

(a)  

Court Case that overturned Plessy - ordered desegregation - separate is NOT equal

(a)  

Court Case with right to an attorney

(a)  

Court Case that allows schools to search students with reasonable suspicion.

(a)  

Court Case that allows students freedom of speech as long as it is not disruptive

(a)  

Court Case that allows school publications to be censored

(a)  

Court Case that strengthens the rights of the accused or must be read your rights when arrested

(a)  

Court Case that protects against unreasonable search and seizure

(a)  

A session that meets from January to November/ December

(a)  

Discussion called by the President to deal with a Pressing Problem

(a)  

The House & Senate meet together to discuss.

(a)  

Permanent Committee

(a)  

Temporary Committee that meets for limited time till a job is done.

(a)  

Where both the Senate and House members meet for a limited time about specific issues.

(a)  

Free Postage

(a)  

Freedom from Legal Prosecution

(a)  

Formal Disapproval for minor offences

(a)  

2/3 vote of the HoR or the Senate for serious offences

(a)  

A Filibuster may end by a

(a)  

Committee where "kinks" are worked out before

going to the Final Congressional Approval

(a)