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Free US Constitutional Amendments Flashcards
The amendments are US civics in concentrated form — government class, citizenship tests, and every news cycle reference them by number. These cards cover the ones that come up constantly.
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QWhat does the First Amendment protect?
ASpeech, religion, press, assembly, and petition
QWhat does the Second Amendment address?
AThe right to keep and bear arms
QWhat does the Fourth Amendment prohibit?
AUnreasonable searches and seizures
QWhat does "pleading the Fifth" mean?
AInvoking the Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination
QWhat does the Thirteenth Amendment do?
AAbolishes slavery (1865)
QWhat does the Fourteenth Amendment guarantee?
ACitizenship and equal protection under the law
QWhat did the Nineteenth Amendment achieve?
AWomen's right to vote (1920)
QWhich amendments are the Bill of Rights?
AThe first ten (1791)
QWhich amendment ended Prohibition?
AThe Twenty-first (repealing the Eighteenth)
QWhat does the Twenty-second Amendment limit?
APresidents to two elected terms
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