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Constitution Test 6

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Any rights not given to federal government are given to the states and people

Amendment 10

Amendment 9

Amendment 7

Match the term with its definition

Executive Branch

makes the laws

Judicial Branch

enforces the laws

Legislative Branch

interprets the laws

No excessive bail or cruel punishment (1791)

Amendment 7

Amendment 8

Amendment 9

Match the term with its definition

Article 7

Legislative Branch

Article 4

Executive Branch

Article 1

Judicial Branch

Article 5

Relations among the States

Article 6

Ratification

Article 3

Amendment Process

Article 2

Debts, Federal Supremecy, Oath of Office

Freedom of speech, press, assembly and petition (1791)

Amendment 5

Amendment 2

Amendment 1

Freedom from unreasonable search and seizure (1791)

Amendment 4

Amendment 5

Amendment 2

Right to keep and bare arms (1791)

Amendment 4

Amendment 2

Amendment 5

Direct election of Senators

Amendment 17

Amendment 20

Amendment 18

Protections against Quartering Soldiers (1791)

Amendment 3

Amendment 2

Amendment 4

Rights of the accused of a crime, remain silent (1791)

Amendment 2

Amendment 3

Amendment 5

The right to a jury trial in civil matters of $20 or more.

Amendment 7

Amendment 10

Amendment 8

People get rights not listed in the Constitution (1791)

Amendment 6

Amendment 9

Amendment 8

 You cannot prevent a person from voting because of race, color, or creed. (1865)

Amendment 15

Amendment 13

Amendment14

Individuals can not sue a state in federal court (1795)

Amendment 10

Amendment 11

Amendment 13

Separate Ballots for President and Vice President (1804)

Amendment 11

Amendment 13

Amendment 12

Prohibition of alcohol

Amendment 21

Amendment 18

Amendment 19

Abolished Slavery (1865)

Amendment 13

Amendment 15

Amendment 14

If you are born or naturalized in the U.S. then you are a citizen of the U.S. (1865)

Amendment 14

Amendment 13

Amendment 15

Right to a speedy trial (1791)

Amendment 6

Amendment 8

Amendment 7

Income Tax

Amendment 17

Amendment 12

Amendment 16

President takes office January 20th instead of March 4th

Amendment 21

Amendment 20

Amendment 18

Women's suffrage (vote)

Amendment 28

Amendment 19

Amendment 21

Repeal of Prohibition and 18th Amendment

19th Amendment

20th Amendment

21th Amendment

Presidential Succession

25th Amendment

19th Amendment

23th Amendment

President can only serve two terms

25th Amendment

19th Amendment

22th Amendment

Voting age 18 years old

22th Amendment

25th Amendment

26th Amendment

Abolished of poll taxes

25th Amendment

24th Amendment

26th Amendment

Congress cannot accept a pay raise until next term

26th Amendment

27th Amendment

25th Amendment

Washington D.C. residents can vote for president.

21st Amendment

18th Amendment

23rd Amendment