• 1) Which amendment states that if you are going to sue a state, you
  must do so in that state's courts
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• 2) Which court case stated that separate but equal was permissable in
  the states and did not violate the 14th amendment?
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• 3) Which amendment overturned the Dred Scott case?
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• 4) Which court case stated that if a clear and present danger existed,
  then your freedom of expression can in fact be limited?
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• 5) Which court case stated that certain symbols of expression are
  protected in the school building(i.e. black arm bands during the
  Vietnam War)?
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• 6) Which amendment prohibited the sale, transportation or drinking of
  alcoholic beverages
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• 7) Which court case ruled that slavery was not unconstituional and
  that slaves did not have the right to bring cases to court because
  they weren't citizens?
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• 8) Which amendment change the method by which states elect senators?
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• 9) What is the term for saying false and harmful things and which is a
  limit on one's freedom of expression?
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• 10) What is the term for printing false and harmful things and which is
  a limit on one's freedom of the press?
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• 11) Which amendment was ratified after the election of 1800 to give
  each
  elector in the electoral college separate votes for the president
  and vice president?
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• 12) Which amendment prohibits a member of Congress from voting himself
  a
  payraise within that same session of Congress? The next Congress
  would receive the raise
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• 13) Which amendment was ratified due in part to the Vietnam War that
  gave suffrage to 18-21 year olds?
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• 14) Which amendment is used by groups to ensure equal protection under
  the law and requires the states to provide the same protections
  guaranteed under the bill of rights to citizens of each state?
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• 15) Which amendment guarantees suffrage to former slaves and provides
  suffrage to individuals without regard to race?
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• 16) Which amendment provides for a succession to the presidency if the
  president is unable to perform his duties?
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• 17) Which amendment was passed in order to provide the national
  government the right to tax individuals directly on their income?
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• 18) Which amendment ended the attempt by some states to limit suffrage
  by having poll taxes for voting?
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• 19) Which amendment provided the citizens of the United States the
  right
  to vote directly for their senators as opposed to having them
  selected by the state legislatures?
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• 20) Which amendment provided the citizens of the District of Columbia
  the right to vote in presidential elections?
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• 21) Which amendment guarantees that neither President Bush or Clinton
  will run for and become president again because they have already
  served 2 terms each?
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• 22) Which amendment was the only amendment to have repealed another
  amendment?
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• 23) Which amendment guarantees the women of America the right to vote?
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• 24) What is the term for "right to vote"?
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• 25) Which amendment is referred to as the lame duck amendment and
  changes the date of the presidential inauguration?
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• 26) What was passed in order to eliminate discrimination in all public
  facilities?
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• 27) What was passed to assist handicapped individuals receive the same
  rights as other Americans?
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• 28) Which amendment would guarantee you the right to write the
  president and tell him you don't like the job he is doing?
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• 29) What rights does the 1st amendment guarantee?
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• 30) Which amendment guarantees states the power to perform those duties
  not designated to the federal government?
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• 31) Which amendment is associated with one's right to own a gun?
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• 32) Which amendment guarantees you more rights than those listed in the
  Constitution?
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• 33) Which amendment quarantees you don't have to quarter troops during
  peacetime?
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• 34) Which amendment forbids the government from setting excessive bails
  and cruel and unusual punishment?
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• 35) Which amendment says the government can't perform searches or seize
  your property without probable cause?
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• 36) Which amendment guarantees that in a civil case, one can get a jury
  trial?
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• 37) Which amendment provides for protection from self-incrimination?
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• 38) Which amendment guarantees your right to a fair and speedy trial
  and the right to counsel?
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• 39) Which amendment guarantees due process of law must be followed
  before the government takes life, liberty or property?
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• 40) What is it called when the government can take one's property by
  paying them for the betterment of the community or country?
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