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Amendments to the Constitution
AP Govt 06
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1st Amendment Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, & petition
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2nd Amendment Right to bear arms
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3rd Amendment You can’t be forced to quarter soldiers
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4th Amendment No unreasonable search & seizure
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5th Amendment No self-incrimination, no double jeopardy
Oliver North pleading the 5th amendment
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6th Amendment Speedy & public trial, witnesses, and legal counsel
OJ Simpson w/ 2 of his many lawyers
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7th Amendment Jury trials for lawsuits exceeding $20
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8th Amendments No excessive fines or bails, no cruel or unusual punishment
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9th Amendment There are laws beyond what is in the Constitution
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10th Amendment Powers are reserved to the states
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11th Amendment You cannot sue a state that you don’t reside in
As much as you might want to, you can’t sue Wisconsin.
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12th Amendment The Electoral College chooses the President and Vice-President in a single election
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13th Amendment Slavery abolished
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14th Amendment Citizenship & equal protection under the law
Ratification of 14th Amendment
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15th Amendment Voting rights extended to all men
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16th Amendment Authorizes income taxes
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17th Amendment Direct election of senators
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18th Amendment Prohibition enacted
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19th Amendment Women can vote
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20th Amendment Presidential succession/lame duck amendment
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21st Amendment Bye Bye Prohibition
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22nd Amendment Terms limits for presidents FDR - the only prez
elected 4 times
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23rd Amendment DC residents get to vote for president
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24th Amendment No more poll taxes
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25th Amendment Presidential succession/presidential disability
LBJ takes the oath after JFK’s assassination
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26th Amendment 18 year olds vote
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27th Amendment Congressional pay raises
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