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Can you guess the amendment from clues in 1 PPT Slide? Constitution Game Can you guess the amendment from clues in 1 PPT Slide?

13th Amendment Abolition of slavery

1st Amendment Freedom of Assembly

5th Amendment Due Process

Election of senators done by people of state not state legislature 17th Amendment Election of senators done by people of state not state legislature

1st Amendment Freedom of Speech

Life, Liberty, property cannot be denied without due process 14th Amendment Life, Liberty, property cannot be denied without due process

6th Amendment Right to a speedy trial

1st Amendment Freedom of Speech

Right to have jury here a civil case if over $20 7th Amendment Right to have jury here a civil case if over $20

1st Amendment Freedom of speech

Term limits for presidents 22nd Amendment Term limits for presidents

Reserved to people or states 10th Amendment Reserved to people or states

2nd Amendment Right to Bare Arms

27th Amendment Congressional pay

No Quartering of Troops 3rd Amendment No Quartering of Troops

5th Amendment Eminent Domain

4th Amendment Search and seizure

1st Amendment Freedom of religion

16th Amendment Tax income

18th Amendment Prohibition

Lowered the voting age to 18 26th Amendment Lowered the voting age to 18

24th Amendment Poll Tax (tacks)

21st Amendment Repeal of Prohibition

Cruel and unusual punishment 8th Amendment Cruel and unusual punishment

You cannot be denied the right to vote based on race 15th Amendment You cannot be denied the right to vote based on race

1st Amendment Freedom of press

Women have the right to vote 19th Amendment Women have the right to vote

District of Columbia is entitled to 3 electoral votes 23rd Amendment District of Columbia is entitled to 3 electoral votes

Presidential disability 25th Amendment Presidential disability

President takes office in January and not March 20th Amendment President takes office in January and not March

2nd Amendment Right to Bare Arms