Civics Chapter 4 - Rights and Responsibilities

freedom of speech, of assembly, of religion, of press and to petition

freedom of speech, of assembly, of religion, of press and to petition

first amendment

right to bare arms

second amendment

no quartering soldiers

third amendment

unreasonable search and seizure

fourth amendment

indicted, self-incrimination, due process of law, eminent domain, double jeopardy

fifth amendment

speedy trial/trial by jury

sixth amendment

trial by jury in civil case/sue for $20+

seventh amendment

cruel and unusual punishment

eighth amendment

rights not listed in the constitution

ninth amendment

powers not for federal government are for the states

tenth amendment

banned slavery and freed slaves in confederate states

emancipation proclamation

outlawed slavery

thirteenth amendment

gave citizenship to black people

fourteenth amendment

banned denial to vote based off race

fifteenth amendment

citizens could directly elect senators

seventeenth amendment

women suffrage

nineteenth amendment

residents of DC could vote in national elections

twenty-third amendment

banned poll tax

twenty-fourth amendment

changed voting age to 18

twenty-sixth amendment

a tax a citizen has to pay to register to vote

poll tax

things a citizen is required to do

duties of a citizen

obey law, attend school

list two duties of a citizen

things a citizen should do

responsibilities of a citizen

vote, be informed

list two responsibilities of a citizen