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Constitutional Amendments

The 27 amendments to the US Constitution with a one-line summary each.

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29 basic cards for K-12 Civics. It opens with "First Amendment" and "Second Amendment". Study it alongside the other K-12 sets below.

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First Amendment
Show answerProtects freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition
Second Amendment
Show answerProtects the right to bear arms
Third Amendment
Show answerProhibits quartering of soldiers in private homes without consent
Fourth Amendment
Show answerProtects against unreasonable searches and seizures
Fifth Amendment
Show answerProtects due process rights and prevents self-incrimination
Sixth Amendment
Show answerGuarantees right to speedy trial and legal counsel
Seventh Amendment
Show answerGuarantees right to jury trial in civil cases
Eighth Amendment
Show answerProhibits cruel and unusual punishment
Ninth Amendment
Show answerProtects rights retained by the people that are not listed
Tenth Amendment
Show answerReserves powers to the states and the people
Eleventh Amendment
Show answerLimits federal court jurisdiction over state sovereign immunity
Twelfth Amendment
Show answerRequires electors to vote separately for president and vice president
Thirteenth Amendment
Show answerAbolishes slavery throughout the United States
Fourteenth Amendment
Show answerGrants citizenship and guarantees due process and equal protection
Fifteenth Amendment
Show answerProtects voting rights regardless of race or color

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