ap gov ap exam amendments

1st Amendment

No establishment of religion

Free exercise of religion

Speech

Clear and present danger

Pure speech and symbolic speech

Press

Prior Restraint

Libel and Slander

Assembly

Petition

2nd Amendment:

Well-regulated militia

Bear arms

3rd Amendment:

Quartering of troops

4th Amendment:

Search and seizure

Probable cause

Exclusionary rule

Good faith exception

Privacy rights

5th Amendment:

Indictments

Double jeopardy

Self-incrimination

Just compensation

Eminent Domain

Due process

6th Amendment:

Speedy trial

Public trial

Impartial jury

Confront witnesses

Obtain witnesses

Assistance of counsel

7th Amendment:

Trial by jury in civil trials

8th Amendment:

No excessive bail

No cruel and unusual punishments

9th Amendment:

Rights retained by the people

Privacy

10th Amendment:

Powers reserved to states

11th Amendment

Rules for lawsuits

12th Amendment:

Reform of the Electoral College

Separate votes for President and Vice President

13th Amendment:

End of slavery

14th Amendment:

Incorporation/Selective Incorporation

Federal citizenship

Due process rights from states

Equal protection rights from states

15th Amendment:

Voting rights for minority men

16th Amendment:

Federal income tax

Progressive tax system

17th Amendment:

Direct, public election of senators

18th Amendment:

Prohibition

19th Amendment:

Voting rights for women

Suffrage

20th Amendment:

Reforms in the dates of new terms:

Congress = January 3

President = January 21

21st Amendment:

Repeal of prohibition

22nd Amendment:

Term limits for president (up to 10 years)

23rd Amendment:

Electoral votes for D.C.

24th Amendment

No poll taxes

25th Amendment:

Succession rules for the presidency

26th Amendment:

27th Amendment:

No acceptance of pay raises until after

the next federal election