Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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1.
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Amendment Number
1
a. | This amendment abolished
slavery. | b. | Accused citizens of a crime have a right to a speedy, public trial by a
jury. | c. | Citizens have rights not listed in
Constitution. | d. | Citizens have a right to a civil trial by
jury. | e. | Women get the right to vote or suffrage | f. | United States citizens have freedom of speech, press,
religion, assembly and petition. | g. | Individuals cannot sue a state in federal
court. | h. | You can not prevent a person from voting because of race, color or
creed. |
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2.
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Amendment Number
2
a. | Citizens have a right to a civil
trial by jury. | b. | Those running for President and Vice-President run on the same split
ticket. If the presidential candidate wins, so does the vice presidential
candidate. | c. | Citizens have the right to bear arms. | d. | Citizens do not have to testify against themselves, have a
right to a grand jury hearing and cannot be tried twice for the same
crime. | e. | You can not prevent a person from voting because of race, color or
creed. | f. | Congress can not accept a pay raise until the next
term. | g. | Individuals cannot sue a state in federal
court. | h. | This amendment abolished
slavery. |
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3.
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Amendment Number
3
a. | No unreasonable searches, seizures
nor arrest. | b. | Citizens do not have to house soldiers during peace
time. | c. | Excessive bail or cruel punishment is
unconstitutional. | d. | Individuals cannot sue a state in federal
court. | e. | Accused citizens of a crime have a right to a speedy, public trial by a
jury. | f. | If you are born or naturalized in the U.S. then you are a citizen of the
U.S. | g. | This amendment did away with poll taxes. | h. | Women get the right to vote or
suffrage. |
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4.
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Amendment Number
4
a. | 18 year olds get to
vote. | b. | If you are born or naturalized in the U.S. then you are a citizen of the
U.S. | c. | Any rights not given to federal government are given to the states and
people. | d. | The president can only serve for 2 terms. | e. | Citizens do not have to testify against themselves, have a
right to a grand jury hearing and cannot be tried twice for the same
crime. | f. | Congress can not accept a pay raise until the next
term. | g. | The government cannot perform unreasonable searches, seizures nor
arrests. | h. | Women get the right to vote or
suffrage |
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5.
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Amendment Number
5
a. | Citizens do not have to testify
against themselves, have a right to a grand jury hearing and cannot be tried twice for the same
crime. | b. | United States citizens have freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly and
petition. | c. | Excessive bail or cruel punishment is
unconstitutional. | d. | Citizens have a right to a civil trial by
jury | e. | The government cannot perform unreasonable searches, seizures nor
arrests. | f. | Those running for President and Vice-President run on the same split
ticket. If the presidential candidate wins, so does the vice presidential
candidate. | g. | The production, sale and distribution of alcohol is
prohibited. | h. | Accused citizens of a crime have a right to a speedy, public trial by a
jury. |
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6.
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Amendment Number
6
a. | Citizens do not have to testify
against themselves, have a right to a grand jury hearing and cannot be tried twice for the same
crime. | b. | Any rights not given to federal government are given to the states and
people. | c. | The president can only serve for 2 terms. | d. | Citizens have the right to bear
arms. | e. | Accused citizens of a crime have a right to a speedy, public trial by a
jury. | f. | If you are born or naturalized in the U.S. then you are a citizen of the
U.S. | g. | 18 year olds get to vote. | h. | This amendment did away with poll
taxes. |
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7.
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Amendment Number
7
a. | The president can only serve for 2
terms. | b. | This amendment did away with poll taxes. | c. | If you are born or naturalized in the U.S. then you are a
citizen of the U.S. | d. | Congress can not accept a pay raise until the next
term. | e. | Citizens have a right to a civil trial by
jury. | f. | Senators are directly elected by the citizens of their
state. | g. | This amendment abolished slavery. | h. | Women get the right to vote or
suffrage. |
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8.
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Amendment Number
8
a. | Washington D.C. gets three electoral
votes in the electoral college. | b. | Citizens have a right to a civil trial by
jury. | c. | Excessive bail or cruel punishment is
unconstitutional | d. | Individuals cannot sue a state in federal
court. | e. | Citizens do not have to testify against themselves, have a right to a grand
jury hearing and cannot be tried twice for the same crime. | f. | This amendment abolished
slavery. | g. | The government cannot perform unreasonable searches, seizures nor
arrests. | h. | Women get the right to vote or
suffrage. |
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9.
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Amendment Number
9
a. | 18 year olds get to
vote. | b. | United States citizens have freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly and
petition. | c. | This amendment repealed prohibition of
alcohol. | d. | Washington D.C. gets three electoral votes in the electoral
college. | e. | You can not prevent a person from voting because of race, color or
creed. | f. | Citizens have rights not listed in
Constitution. | g. | Those running for President and Vice-President run on the same split
ticket. If the presidential candidate wins, so does the vice presidential
candidate. | h. | Congress can not accept a pay raise until the next
term. |
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10.
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Amendment Number
10
a. | Individuals cannot sue a state in
federal court. | b. | Any rights not given to federal government are given to the states and
people. | c. | Citizens have the right to bear arms. | d. | The president can only serve for 2
terms. | e. | The production, sale and distribution of alcohol is
prohibited. | f. | If the President is unable to act as President due to illness, etc., the
duties of the office are turned over to Vice-President. | g. | United States citizens have freedom of speech, press,
religion, assembly and petition. | h. | This amendment abolished
slavery. |
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11.
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Amendment Number
11
a. | Any rights not given to federal
government are given to the states and people. | b. | This amendment did away with poll
taxes. | c. | 18 year olds get to vote. | d. | Women get the right to vote or
suffrage. | e. | Individuals cannot sue a state in federal
court. | f. | Washington D.C. gets three electoral votes in the electoral
college. | g. | Those running for President and Vice-President run on the same split
ticket. If the presidential candidate wins, so does the vice presidential
candidate. | h. | This amendment repealed prohibition of
alcohol |
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12.
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Amendment Number
12
a. | This amendment did away with poll
taxes. | b. | 18 year olds get to vote. | c. | If you are born or naturalized in the U.S. then you are a
citizen of the U.S. | d. | This amendment repealed prohibition of
alcohol. | e. | The federal government can charge an income
tax. | f. | Congress can not accept a pay raise until the next
term. | g. | The production, sale and distribution of alcohol is
prohibited. | h. | Those running for President and Vice-President run on the same split
ticket. If the presidential candidate wins, so does the vice presidential
candidate. |
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13.
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Amendment Number
13
a. | Any rights not given to federal
government are given to the states and people. | b. | Congress cannot accept a pay raise until the next
term. | c. | Senators are directly elected by the citizens of their
state. | d. | The president can only serve for 2 terms. | e. | Excessive bail or cruel punishment is
unconstitutional. | f. | United States citizens have freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly and
petition. | g. | Citizens do not have to testify against themselves, have a right to a grand
jury hearing and cannot be tried twice for the same crime. | h. | This amendment abolished
slavery. |
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14.
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Amendment Number
14
a. | Citizens do not have to testify
against themselves, have a right to a grand jury hearing and cannot be tried twice for the same
crime. | b. | 18 year olds get to vote. | c. | All citizens of the United States, no matter which state
the live in, must be treated equally and must have the same due process give
them. | d. | This amendment did away with poll taxes. | e. | Washington D.C. gets three electoral votes in the
electoral college. | f. | Senators are directly elected by the citizens of their
state. | g. | Citizens do not have to house soldiers during peace
time. | h. | This amendment repealed prohibition of
alcohol. |
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15.
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Amendment Number
15
a. | Citizens have the right to bear
arms. | b. | You can not prevent a person from voting because of race, color or
creed. | c. | No unreasonable searches, seizures nor
arrest. | d. | Women get the right to vote or suffrage. | e. | The president can only serve for 2
terms. | f. | The production, sale and distribution of alcohol is
prohibited. | g. | Those running for President and Vice-President run on the same split
ticket. If the presidential candidate wins, so does the vice presidential
candidate | h. | Citizens have a right to a civil trial by
jury. |
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16.
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Amendment Number
16
a. | The federal government can charge an
income tax. | b. | Citizens do not have to house soldiers during peace
time. | c. | This amendment repealed prohibition of
alcohol. | d. | This amendment abolished slavery. | e. | 18 year olds get to
vote. | f. | Accused citizens of a crime have a right to a speedy, public trial by a
jury. | g. | The president can only serve for 2 terms. | h. | Any rights not given to federal government are given to
the states and people. |
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17.
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Amendment Number
17
a. | Senators are directly elected by the
citizens of their state. | b. | The president takes office on January 20 instead of March
4. | c. | If the President is unable to act as
President due to illness, etc., the duties of the office are turned over to
Vice-President. | d. | Any rights not given to federal government are given to the states and
people. | e. | Washington D.C. gets three electoral votes in the electoral
college. | f. | This amendment abolished slavery. | g. | You can not prevent a person from voting because of race,
color or creed. | h. | Citizens have a right to a civil trial by
jury. |
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18.
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Amendment Number
18
a. | Washington D.C. gets three electoral
votes in the electoral college | b. | You can not prevent a person from voting because of race, color or
creed. | c. | Any rights not given to federal government are given to the states and
people. | d. | If the President is unable to act as President due to illness, etc., the
duties of the office are turned over to Vice-President. | e. | Congress cannot accept a pay raise until the next
term. | f. | This amendment abolished slavery. | g. | The production, sale and distribution of alcohol is
prohibited. | h. | Citizens do not have to testify against themselves, have a right to a grand
jury hearing and cannot be tried twice for the same
crime. |
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19.
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Amendment Number
19
a. | Citizens have a right to a civil
trial by jury. | b. | The president can only serve for 2 terms. | c. | Congress cannot accept a pay raise until the next
term. | d. | United States citizens have freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly and
petition. | e. | Those running for President and Vice-President run on the same split
ticket. If the presidential candidate wins, so does the vice presidential
candidate. | f. | Women get the right to vote or suffrage. | g. | If the President is unable to act as President due to
illness, etc., the duties of the office are turned over to
Vice-President. | h. | Citizens do not have to testify against themselves, have a right to a grand
jury hearing and cannot be tried twice for the same
crime. |
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20.
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Amendment Number
20
a. | Accused citizens of a crime have a
right to a speedy, public trial by a jury. | b. | Citizens do not have to testify against themselves, have a
right to a grand jury hearing and cannot be tried twice for the same
crime. | c. | You can not prevent a person from voting because of race, color or
creed. | d. | The president takes office on January 20 instead of March
4. | e. | This amendment repealed prohibition
of alcohol. | f. | Excessive bail or cruel punishment is
unconstitutional | g. | Citizens have the right to bear arms. | h. | Any rights not given to federal government are given to
the states and people. |
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21.
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Amendment Number
21
a. | This amendment abolished
slavery. | b. | Washington D.C. gets three electoral votes in the electoral
college. | c. | This amendment repealed prohibition of
alcohol. | d. | Any rights not given to federal government are given to the states and
people. | e. | 18 year olds get to vote. | f. | If the President is unable to act as President due to
illness, etc., the duties of the office are turned over to
Vice-President. | g. | Citizens do not have to house soldiers during peace
time. | h. | Women get the right to vote or
suffrage. |
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22.
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Amendment Number
22
a. | Citizens have the right to bear
arms. | b. | Any rights not given to federal government are given to the states and
people. | c. | You can not prevent a person from voting because of race, color or
creed. | d. | Excessive bail or cruel punishment is
unconstitutional. | e. | Accused citizens of a crime have a right to a speedy, public trial by a
jury. | f. | The president can only serve for 2 terms. | g. | The president takes office on January 20 instead of March
4. | h. | All citizens of the United States,
no matter which state the live in, must be treated equally and must have the same due process give
them. |
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23.
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Amendment Number
23
a. | Any rights not given to federal
government are given to the states and people. | b. | If you are born or naturalized in the U.S. then you are a
citizen of the U.S. | c. | The production, sale and distribution of alcohol is
prohibited. | d. | No unreasonable searches, seizures nor
arrest. | e. | Washington D.C. gets three electoral votes in the electoral
college. | f. | This amendment repealed prohibition of
alcohol. | g. | The federal government can charge an income
tax. | h. | Accused citizens of a crime have a right to a speedy, public trial by a
jury. |
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24.
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Amendment Number
24
a. | Citizens do not have to testify
against themselves, have a right to a grand jury hearing and cannot be tried twice for the same
crime. | b. | United States citizens have freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly and
petition. | c. | If you are born or naturalized in the U.S. then you are a citizen of the
U.S. | d. | Any rights not given to federal government are given to the states and
people. | e. | This amendment repealed prohibition of
alcohol. | f. | 18 year olds get to vote. | g. | This amendment did away with poll
taxes. | h. | If the President is unable to act as President due to illness, etc., the
duties of the office are turned over to Vice-President. |
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25.
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Amendment Number
25
a. | Citizens do not have to testify
against themselves, have a right to a grand jury hearing and cannot be tried twice for the same
crime. | b. | The president takes office on January 20 instead of March
4. | c. | Any rights not given to federal
government are given to the states and people. | d. | You can not prevent a person from voting because of race,
color or creed. | e. | Congress can not accept a pay raise until the next
term. | f. | If the President is unable to act as President due to illness, etc., the
duties of the office are turned over to Vice-President. | g. | Washington D.C. gets three electoral votes in the
electoral college. | h. | 18 year olds get to vote. |
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26.
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Amendment Number
26
a. | Those running for President and
Vice-President run on the same split ticket. If the presidential candidate wins, so does the
vice presidential candidate. | b. | Women get the right to vote or suffrage. | c. | United States citizens have freedom of speech, press,
religion, assembly and petition. | d. | Senators are directly elected by the citizens of their
state. | e. | If the President is unable to act as President due to illness, etc., the
duties of the office are turned over to Vice-President. | f. | 18 year olds get to
vote. | g. | Citizens do not have to house soldiers during peace
time. | h. | Washington D.C. gets three electoral votes in the electoral
college. |
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27.
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Amendment Number
27
a. | United States citizens have freedom
of speech, press, religion, assembly and petition. | b. | Congress can not accept a pay raise until the next
term. | c. | Women get the right to vote or suffrage. | d. | Accused citizens of a crime have a right to a speedy,
public trial by a jury. | e. | No unreasonable searches, seizures nor
arrest. | f. | Citizens have rights not listed in
Constitution. | g. | Washington D.C. gets three electoral votes in the electoral
college. | h. | Those running for President and Vice-President run on the same split
ticket. If the presidential candidate wins, so does the vice presidential
candidate. |
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