AP Amendments Review Flashcards

13395178355	First Amendment	Freedom of Religion	0
13395178356	First Amendment	Right to Petition	1
13395178357	First Amendment	Freedom of Assembly	2
13395178358	First Amendment	Freedom of Speech	3
13395178359	First Amendment	Freedom of the Press	4
13395178360	Second Amendment	Right to keep and bear arms	5
13395178361	Third Amendment	Quartering of Soldiers	6
13395178362	Fourth Amendment	Protection from unreasonable search and seizure; warrants	7
13395178363	Fifth Amendment	Can't be tried for the same crime twice/Double Jeopardy	8
13395178364	Fifth Amendment	Protection from self incrimination	9
13395178365	Fifth Amendment	Due Process for federal crimes	10
13395178366	Fifth Amendment	Grand Jury	11
13395178367	Fifth Amendment	Compensation for the taking of public properties; Takings clause	12
13395178368	Sixth Amendment	Trial by Impartial Jury in Criminal Proceeding	13
13395243363	Sixth Amendment	right to counsel	14
13395178369	Seventh Amendment	Right to civil trial by jury	15
13395178370	Eight Amendment	No Cruel and Unusual Punishments; no excessive fines	16
13395178371	Ninth Amendment	Non-enumerated Rights retained by people	17
13395178372	Tenth Amendment	Powers not enumerated to the United States nor denied to the states are reserved to the states or the people	18
13395178373	Eleventh Amendment	No Judicial power in cases where Citizens of one state sue another	19
13395277191	Eleventh Amendment	The decision in Chisolm v. Georgia (1793) led to this amendment	20
13395178374	Twelfth Amendment	In response to the election of 1800 this amendment was proposed	21
13395178375	Twelfth Amendment	Distinct ballots for the election of President and VP	22
13395178376	Thirteenth Amendment	Abolition of Slavery	23
13395178378	Fourteenth Amendment	Citizenship by birth or naturalization	24
13395178380	Fourteenth Amendment	Payment of Civil War Debts	25
13395178381	Fourteenth Amendment	Due Process in states; becomes the basis for selective incorporation	26
13395178382	Fourteenth Amendment	Disqualification from office for participation in "insurrection or rebellion" against the United States	27
13395178383	Fourteenth Amendment	Enforcement Clause used for policy of selective incorporation	28
13395178384	Fifteenth Amendment	Right to vote extended to black males	29
13395178385	Sixteenth Amendment	Power to lay and collect taxes on incomes	30
13395178386	Seventeenth Amendment	Direct Election of Senators	31
13395178387	Eighteenth Amendment	Prohibition	32
13395178388	Nineteenth Amendment (1919)	Suffrage for ALL is finally granted; cannot be abridged on the basis of sex	33
13395178389	Nineteenth Amendment	Women's Right to Vote	34
13395178390	Twentieth Amendment	Change of Presidential and Congressional Term start dates	35
13395341077	Twentieth Amendment	Inauguration of President moved to January 20th	36
13395346444	Twentieth Amendment	Congressional Term start date and inauguration moved to January 3rd	37
13395178391	Twenty-first Amendment	Repeal of Prohibition	38
13395178392	Twenty-second Amendment	Two-term limit on Presidency	39
13395365218	Twenty-second Amendment	President may serve a maximum of two terms or ten years	40
13395178393	Twenty-third Amendment	Electoral Votes for DC	41
13395178394	Twenty-fourth Amendment	Abolition of Poll Taxes	42
13395178395	Twenty-fifth Amendment	Presidential Succession and Disability	43
13395178396	Twenty-sixth Amendment	Right to Vote moved to 18	44
13395178397	Twenty-seventh Amendment	Madison's "lost" amendment	45
13395178398	Twenty-seventh Amendment	Congress can't give themselves a pay raise	46
13395178399	Article 1	Vice President given power to vote in a tie	47
13395178400	Article 1	Habeas corpus can be suspended in an emergency	48
13395178401	Article 1	Vesting clause for Legislative Power	49
13395178402	Article 1	Necessary and Proper Clause	50
13395379633	Article I, Section 8	Congress gives power to create military tribunals inferior to the Supreme Court	51
13395178403	Article 2	Executive Power vesting clause	52
13395178404	Article 2	Commander-in-Chief	53
13395178405	Article 2	4 year Presidential term	54
13395178406	Article 3	The Judicial branch	55
13395178407	Article 3	Establishment of the Supreme Court	56
13395386899	Article 3	Congress given power to create inferior courts within the judicial system	57
13395389647	Article 3	Congress given power to alter the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and inferior courts	58
13395178408	Article 4	Process for Adding a new state	59
13395394605	Article 4	Full Faith and Credit Clause	60
13395178409	Article 4	Privileges and Immunities Clause	61
13395178410	Article 5	Amendment Process for the U.S. Constitution	62
13395178411	Article 5	Congress can make no changes to the slave trade until 1808; concession in order to ensure the ratification of the Constitution	63
13395178412	Article 6	Supremacy Clause	64
13395178413	Article 6	Rule of Law	65
13395408764	Article 6	The law applied equally to everyone and no one is above the law	66
13395178414	Article 7	Ratification of the Constitution	67
13395178415	Bill of Rights	First Ten Amendments	68
13395178416	preamble	We the People	69