27 Amendments Summarized

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Vocabulary flashcards summarizing the 27 Amendments to the United States Constitution based on provided lecture notes.

Last updated 4:27 AM on 8/12/26
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Amendment 1

Free Speech/Press/Petition/ Free Exercise of Religion

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Amendment 2

Right to Bear Arms

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Amendment 3

No Quartering of Soldiers

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Amendment 4

No Unreasonable Searches and Seizures

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Amendment 5

Cannot be forced to incriminate yourself/ no double jeopardy/eminent domain

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Amendment 6

Right to a lawyer/fair trial/speedy trial/right to confront witnesses against you

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Amendment 7

Citizens have the right to a jury trial in federal non-criminal cases

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Amendment 8

No cruel and unusual punishment/unreasonable bail

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Amendment 9

Just because it is not mentioned in the Constitution does not mean we don't have that right

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Amendment 10

All powers not given to the national government go to the states

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Amendment 11

Citizens cannot sue a state in federal court without the state's permission.

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Amendment 12

Separate electoral college ballots for President and Vice President

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Amendment 13

Abolished slavery

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Amendment 14

Reiterated citizenship for freed slaves/privileges and immunities clause/due process clause/equal protection clause

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Amendment 15

All males could vote

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Amendment 16

Congress can levy an income tax

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Amendment 17

Senators now elected by the people of the state NOT legislatures

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Amendment 18

Prohibition of alcohol

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Amendment 19

Women's suffrage (women could now vote)

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Amendment 20

Moved up the time national office holders take office/if something happens to Pres., VP takes over

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Amendment 21

Repealed prohibition

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Amendment 22

Limited the president's terms to two 44 year terms (max. of 1010 years).

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Amendment 23

Gave D.C. three electoral votes

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Amendment 24

Abolished poll taxes

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Amendment 25

Procedures for if the Pres becomes unfit for duty

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Amendment 26

1818 year olds can vote

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Amendment 27

Congress cannot increase their pay in the same term