final part 1

Question 1

The British raid/event that influenced the 2nd Amendment was ^_^.

Answer 1

The British attempt to seize weapons at Lexington & Concord.

Question 2

What is the 3rd Amendment?

Answer 2

No quartering of soldiers in private homes.

Question 3

The 4th Amendment protects against ^_^.

Answer 3

Unreasonable searches and seizures.

Question 4

In addition to Due Process, the 5th Amendment secures the right to ^_^.
No self-incrimination, No double jeopardy, Just compensation.

Question 5

The 6th Amendment guarantees a speedy trial, impartial jury, face accuser, and ^_^.
The right to an attorney (counsel).

Question 6

The 7th Amendment guarantees ^_^.

Answer 6

A jury trial in civil cases

Question 7

The 8th Amendment protects against ^_^.
Cruel and unusual punishment, excessive bail, excessive fines.

Answer 7

Cruel and unusual punishment, excessive bail, excessive fines.

Question 8

The 9th Amendment basically means ^_^.

Answer 8

People have more rights than the ones listed in the Constitution

Question 9

The 10th Amendment reserves powers for ^_^.
The states or the people.

Question 10

The 11th Amendment prevents ^_^.
Citizens suing states in federal court without consent.

Question 11

The 12th Amendment set up the Electoral College so that ^_^.
Electors cast separate votes for President and Vice President.

Question 12

The 13th Amendment simply did what?
Abolished slavery.

Question 13

The 14th Amendment guarantees ^_^.
Citizenship, Equal Protection, Due Process (against states).

Question 14

he 15th Amendment states the right to vote cannot be denied due to ^_^.
Race, color, or previous condition of servitude.

Question 15

The 16th Amendment gave Congress the power to ^_^.
Collect income taxes.