Amendments

1st Amendment - freedom of _____, press, religion, assembly, and petition

1st Amendment - freedom of _____, press, religion, assembly, and petition

speech

2nd Amendment - right to _____

bear arms

4th Amendment - prohibits unreasonable _____

searches

5th Amendment - protects against violations of _____

due process

5th Amendment - you do not have to _____ yourself

incriminate

6th Amendment - right to a jury trial in _____ cases

criminal

7th Amendment - right to a jury trial in _____ cases

civil

8th Amendment - protects against cruel and unusual _____

punishment

9th Amendment - citizens have other _____ not listed in the Constitution

rights

10th Amendment - powers not given to the federal government are reserved to the _____

states

13th Amendment - prohibited _____

slavery

14th Amendment - defined _____

citizenship

15th Amendment - gave _____ the right to vote

other races

16th Amendment - made _____ legal

income taxes

18th Amendment - made alcohol _____

illegal

19th Amendment - gave _____ the right to vote

women

21st Amendment - made alcohol _____

legal

26th Amendment - gave _____ the right to vote

18 year-olds

5th Amendment - you can’t be tried for the same crime twice, which is known as _____

double jeopardy

5th Amendment - government must compensate you if it takes your property for a public purpose, which is called _____

eminent domain

22nd Amendment - limited the President to _____

two terms