Soria Constitution Quiz

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First Amendment

Freedom of speech, religion, (pecaeful) assembly, press, freedom to petition the gov

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2nd amendment

right ot bear arms

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3rd amendment

soldiers aren’t allowed to force people to house them in peace/war time

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4th amendment

no unreasonable searches and seizures; no warrants w/o probably cause

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5th amendment

  • you can’t tell on yourself by coercion (self-incrimination)

  • can’t be tried for the same offense twice

  • eminent domain: private property can’t be taken for public use w/o just compensation

  • due process of law


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6th amendment

  • right to speedy and public trial w/ an impartial jury

  • informed of the nautre and cause of accusation

  • confronted w/ the witnesses against you

  • right to compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in your favor

  • right to an attorney


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7th amendment

when controversy > $20 right to trial by jury

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8th amendment

no cruel and unusual punishment, no excessive bail

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9th amendment

other rights are protexted even if not in bill of rights (ex: right to privacy)

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10th amendment

each of the individual states have rights

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13th amendment

abolished slavery!

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14th amendment

anyone born in the US is a citizen and equally protected by the law

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15th amendment

voting rights could not be denied because of race or color

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16th amendment

the federal gov. can tax our income

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18th amendment

prohibition of alcohol

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19th amendment

gives women the right to vote

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21st amendment

repeal of the 18th amendment, and ends prohibition

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22nd amendment

limits presidents to two terms

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23rd amendment

citizens of washington d.c. can vote and get 3 electoral votes

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26th amendment

18 year olds can vote

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Judicial branch

intepret laws, made up of the supreme court and federal courts

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legislative branch

make and pass laws, made up of the house of representatives and the senate

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executive

carry out laws passed by congress; made up of the president, the vp, and the cabinet

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how was the government originally designed to work

  • as a constituional republic wiht a weak central authority

  • power divided to prevent tyranny

  • separation of powers

  • checks and balances

  • federalism