27 Amendments + Kahoot
Powers reserved to the states if not denied by the Constitution
10th amendment
States could not be sued in a federal court by citizens of another state
11th amendment
The electors must name who is the president or the vice president on their ballots
12th amendment
Abolished slavery
13th amendment
Did not allow the Confederacy states to repay their debts
14th amendment
Gave citizenship to African-Americans?
14th amendment
Leaders of the Confederacy could not hold state or federal offices
14th amendment
Gave African-Americans the right to vote
15th amendment
United States citizens can have an income tax
16th amendment
United States Senators will be elected by the people of their state
17th amendment
Prohibition of alcohol
18th Amendment
Women got the right to vote
19th amendment
Freedom of Religion
1st amendment
Freedom of speech
1st amendment
Freedom of the press
1st amendment
Right to petition the government
1st amendment
Changed the date of the president taking office to January 20th
20th amendment
Repealed of the Prohibition amendment
21st amendment
Limits the president to two terms or 10 years
22nd amendment
Washington D.C. is allowed to have presidential electors
23rd amendment
Abolition of the poll tax
24th amendment
What to do if the president has to be removed because of a disability
25th amendment
18 yr olds have the right to vote
26th amendment
No raises can be given to congress until after the next election
27th amendment
The right to keep and bear arms for a militia
2nd amendment
No soldier in time of peace can be quartered in a house without the owner's consent
3rd amendment
Protected against unreasonable searches
4th amendment
In a criminal case a person has to be indicated by a grand jury in order to be tried
5th amendment
Property cannot be taken for public use without just compensation
5th amendment
You cannot be tried twice for the same crime
5th amendment
You do not have to be a witness against yourself in a criminal case
5th amendment
Powers of the people are not limited to those mentioned in the Constitution
9th amendment
A person has to be informed of the charges against them
6th amendment
The right to a speedy and public trial
6th amendment
To have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses
6th amendment
You have the right to counsel for your defense in a criminal trial
6th amendment
Right of trial by jury in suits over $20
7th amendment
No cruel or unusual punishment No excessive fines or bail.
8th amendment
No excessive bail can be charged
8th amendment
