A | B |
Article One | Establishes the Legislative branch |
Article Two | Establishes the Executive Branch |
Article Three | Establishes the judicial Branch |
Article Four | Contains Full Faith and Credit Clause and new states |
Article Five | How to amend |
Article Six | Supremacy clause |
Article Seven | How to Ratify |
First Amendment | Five Freedoms: Speech, Press, Assembly, Petition, Religion |
Second Amendment | Right to Bear arms |
Fourth Amendment | Protection from unreasonable searches and Seizures |
Fifth Amendment | Protections for the accused Double jeopardy, self incrimination |
Sixth Amendment | Protections for the accused Speedy trial, confront witnesses, counsel |
Eighth Amendment | Protection from Cruel and Unusual Punishment |
Thirteenth Amendment | Ended Slavery |
Fourteenth Amendment | All citizens will have equal protection and Due Process |
Fifteenth Amendment | Cannot deny the vote based on Color Race or previous condition of servitude |
Eighteenth Amendment | Prohibition Cannot Make, sell or transport Alcohol |
Nineteenth Amendment | Gave Women the vote |
Twenty First Amendment | Ended Prohibition |
Twenty Sixth Amendment | Gave 18 year olds the vote |
Twenty Seventh Amendment | Congress can not enact a raise until after an election |
James Madison | Father of the Constitution |
Virginia Plan | Power to the to Big States Rep based on Population or Money |
New Jersey Plan | Power to the small states Rep Equal for all |
Connecticut Compromise | House based on Population Senate Equal for All states |
three fifths | Amount a slave would count towards population |
Exports | Congress cannot tax exports |
Twenty Years | Congress had to wait this long to act on the slave trade |
Federalists | Washington, Madison, John Adams |
AntiFederalists | Richard Henry Lee, Sam Adams, John Hancock |
Delaware | First state to Ratify the Constitution |
twenty five | Age to be a Representative |
thirty | Age to be a Senator |
thirty Five | Age to be the President |
Natural Born | Qualifier on the citizenship of the president |
seven years | To be a Rep you must be a citizen for how long |
Nine years | To be a Senator you must be a citizen for how long |
Fourteen Years | To be the president you must live in the US how long |
Treason | Only crime defined in the constitution Making war against the US or help enemies of the US |