Freedom of Religion

Freedom of Speech

Freedom of Press

Freedom of Assembly

Freedom of Petition

Right to bear arms

State right to raise a militia

Protection against quartering troops

Protection against Illegal Search and seizures

Credible warrants need to be issued

The right for a grand jury

Protection against double jeopardy

Protection of Due Process

Protection against self incrimination

The government has the power of Eminent Domain

Protection of a Speedy and public Trial

Protection of trial by Jurry

You must be informed of the nature of your crime

The right to confront witnesses

The right to obtain witnesses in your favor

The right to the assistance of council

The right to a civil trial

Prohibition of Excessive bails and fines

Prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment

If a right is not written down in the Bill of rights it is still retained by the individual

Reserved powers are granted to the states

This amendment ended slavery

This allowed law suites to be brought against states

This protects due process against the states

In the electoral college the vice president and president are selected on different ballots

the right to vote cannot be denied based on race, color, or past servitude

The federal government can levy an income tax

Allows for the popular election of senators

allowed women the right to vote

The Presidential and Congressional terms would start in January in stead of March

Prohibition of alcohol

Repealed prohibition

Allowed for presidential electors in the District of Columbia

Limited the president to two terms or a max of 10 years

Outlawed the poll tax

Fixed the line of presidential succession

Congress cannot get a pay raise until the next election

The voting age was lowered to 18

In an election, who is the INCUMBENT?

What state is responsible for The Great Compromise that ultimately created our two-house system?

Those powers of Congress that are written in The Constitution are called?

What are the powers of Congress that ARE NOT written in The Constitution, but are necessary to carry out expressed powers called?

What is another term for the IMPLIED POWERS of Congress?

How many voting members are there in the House of Representatives?

How many members are there in the Senate?

Did the Anti-Federalists (like Thomas Jefferson) favor a STRICT interpretation of The Constitution or a broad interpretation?

Which article of the Constitution discusses the Legislative Branch?

What is the main power of the Legislative Branch?

Which principle is demonstrated when government needs to buy your land to build a roadway, and they pay you a fair price?