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What is the 14th amendment?
What amendment repealed prohibition?
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What amendment repealed prohibition?
22nd amendment
15th amendment
21st amendment
18th amendment
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What is the 14th amendment?
Equal protection under the law
Banned alcohol
The right to vote
The right to bear arms
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What does the 7th amendment state?
Guarantees the right to a jury in civil cases over $20
Guarantees citizen can start any company legally
A guy can only be a citizen if passes naturilization test
Guarantees individuals the rights not listed
4
Amendment 27?!
Repealed the 18th Amendment
Congressional Tax
Congressional Pay
Presidential Tenure
5
What does the 3rd Amendment state?
The right to a speedy trial
Freedom of speech, religion, press, etc.
No American citizen has to house soilders against their will
The right to remain silent when arrested
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Amendment 24?!
Lowered voting age to 18 years of age
Abolished Slavery
Repealed the 100th Amendment
Made Poll Tax illegal
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What does the 6th amendment state?
Right for a speedy trial
To have a lawyer
To be confornted in front of your accusers in public
The right to prohibit sales only when needed
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Prohibition is the only amendment to be repealed
False
True
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What does the 5th amendment state?
A citizen cannot be tried without evidence
A lawyer must have a degree in Harvard to join Supreme Court
The only votes that count is electoral college
You cannot be forced to testify
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What does the 8th amendment state?
Protects citizens from being forced to testify
Protects citizens from unlawful search and seizure
Protects citizens from unusual punishement&excessive bail
States a president can only be elected by voting
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Which amendment passed prohibition?
22nd amendment
5th amendment
2nd amendment
18th amendment
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This Amendment repealed the 18th
23rd
22nd
21st
20th
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Amendment 26?!
Lowered the voting age to 21 years of age
Lowered the Voting age to 10 years of age
Lowered the voting age to 19 years of age
Lowered the voting age to 18 years of age
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The 17th amendment did what?
no excessive bail, fines, or punishments
right to a fair and speedy trial
limited presidential terms
made senators accountable to the people
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Amendment 25?!
Presidential Tenure
Popular Election of Senators
Established an Income Tax
Clarified Presidential Succession, Inability, Vice President Vacancy
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Define the 14th Amendment.
Persons born or naturalized in the US have a lot of rights.
Africans Americans should be free of slavery.
Persons born or naturalized in the US doesn't have rights.
There's no laws on the Business World.
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19th Amendment
Black suffrage
Men’s suffrage
Women’s suffrage
Children’s suffrage
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The 13th Amendment
Gave citizens the right to bear arms.
Gave women the right to vote.
Gave African-Americans the right to vote.
Abolished slavery
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There are term limits for senators.
True
False
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What does the 9th amendment state?
Guarantees individuals that rights not listed
Protects citizens from dictatorship
Freedom of speech, religion, press, etc.
Protects citizens from unlawful search and seizure
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What does the 2nd amendment state?
The protection of no house seizure without warrant
The right for state militias and the right to bear arms
The right for a speedy trial
The right for no cruel/unusual punishment
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22nd Amendment
Established presidential terms (1 term at most allowed)
Established presidential terms (2 terms at most allowed)
Established presidential terms (4 terms at most allowed)
Established presidential terms (3 terms at most allowed)
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22nd Amendment
Established presidential terms (4 terms at most allowed)
Established presidential terms (1 term at most allowed)
Established presidential terms (3 terms at most allowed)
Established presidential terms (2 terms at most allowed)
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What does the 4th amendment state?
Protects citizens from unlawful search and seizure
A bill can only become a law if the president vetoes it
No branch of government can have more power than another
The government can spy on citizens only by the Internet
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The First Amendment guarantees...
religion, press, speech
press, slavery, religion
religion, trial by jury, speech
speech, religion, bear arms
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What does the 10th amendment state?
Protects citizens from dictatorship
Freedom of speech, religion, press, etc.
No cruel/unusual punishment
Protects citizens from unlawful search and seizure
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16th Amendment
Food Tax
Stock Tax
Income Tax
Item Tax
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What 3 amendments are called the "reconstruction" amendments?
21, 22, 23
13, 14, 15
17, 18, 19
11, 12, 13
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What is the Fifteenth Amendment
Any race can vote
Women can vote
Anyone can vote
Only white men can vote
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Consequences of the 15th Amendment?
Black suffrage, Citizens can't be denied their right to vote
Black suffrage, Citizens can be denied their right to vote
White peoples cannot vote because of their color.
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