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The Constitution Review

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The Preamblestates the Purpose of the Constitution
Article 1the Legislative Branch
Article 2the Executive Branch
Article 3the Judicial Branch
The Bill of Rightsfirst 10 amendments to the Constitution
First Amendmentfreedom of religion, sppech, press, assembly and petition
Second Amendmentright to keep and bear arms
Amendmentschanges to the Constitution
number of amendments27
3 branches of governmentlegislative (congress), executive (president), judicial (courts)
requirements for House of Representatives25 years old, lives in state, citizen at least 7 years
requirements for Senate30 years old, lives in state, citizen at least 9 years
requirements for President35 years old, 14 years in U.S., natural born citizen
3 powers of Congressmakes laws, collects taxes, regulates commerce, sets rules for citizenship, declares war, sets up lower courts
3 powers of the Presidentcarries out laws, makes treaties, appoints ambassadors, leads armed forces
3 powers of the courtsdecides whether laws follow the Constitution, decides appeals from lower courts
how to amend the Constitutionapproved by 2/3 majority vote in both the Senate and House of Representatives,3/4 of state legislatures must approve change
amendment that ended prohibition21st
13 amendmentend slavery in all states
14 amendmentcitizenship for African Americans
15 amendmentVoting rights for Africal American males
ERAequal rights amendment
19 amendmentgives women the right to vote
poll taxtax to be paid before voting
Grace Greenwoodan anti-slavery author and women's rights activist
Ida B. Wellsblocked the establishment of segregated schools in Chicago
Elizabeth Cady Stantonorganized the women's rights convention in Seneca Falls, N.Y.
Patricia Schroederbelieved women should have the same rights as men in the military
Susan B. Anthonywomen's civil rights leader, had a major role in helping with giving women civil rights


Deep Run High School
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