27 Amendments Practice Exam
Questions and Answers
1 - -Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition
- 2 - -right to keep and bear arms
- 3 - -no forced lodging troops in private homes
- 4 - -no unreasonable search, seizures, and proper warrant
- 5 - -due process, eminent domain, self-incrimination, double Jeopardy
- 6 - -right to trial in criminal cases
- 7 - -right to jury trials in most civil cases
- 8 - -bail, cruel and unusual punishment
- 9 - -unenumerated rights
- 10 - -power reserved to the states
- 11 - -immunity of states from certain suits
- 12 - -separate voting for President and Vice President
- 13 - -prohibition of slavery
- 14 - -citizenship, due process, equal protection under the law,
nationalization of the Bill of Rights
- 15 - -no denial of vote because of race, color, or previous state of
servitude
- 16 - -power of congress to tax incomes
- 17 - -popular election of U.S. senators
- 18 - -prohibition of alcohol
- 19 - -womens suffrage
- 20 - -change of dates for start of presidential/congressional terms
Questions and Answers
1 - -Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition
- 2 - -right to keep and bear arms
- 3 - -no forced lodging troops in private homes
- 4 - -no unreasonable search, seizures, and proper warrant
- 5 - -due process, eminent domain, self-incrimination, double Jeopardy
- 6 - -right to trial in criminal cases
- 7 - -right to jury trials in most civil cases
- 8 - -bail, cruel and unusual punishment
- 9 - -unenumerated rights
- 10 - -power reserved to the states
- 11 - -immunity of states from certain suits
- 12 - -separate voting for President and Vice President
- 13 - -prohibition of slavery
- 14 - -citizenship, due process, equal protection under the law,
nationalization of the Bill of Rights
- 15 - -no denial of vote because of race, color, or previous state of
servitude
- 16 - -power of congress to tax incomes
- 17 - -popular election of U.S. senators
- 18 - -prohibition of alcohol
- 19 - -womens suffrage
- 20 - -change of dates for start of presidential/congressional terms
