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Puzzle 1 “Constitution and Bill of Rights Puzzle” 12 pieces
*Lesson to accompany this puzzle:
*Constitution Notes & PowerPointhttp://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Constitution-Notes-and-PowerPoint
*Bill of Rights PowerPoint Notes & Timeline Lesson Planhttp://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Bill-of-Rights-PowerPoint-Notes-Timeline-Lesson-Plan
Puzzle 2 “History of the Constitution Puzzle” 12 pieces
Puzzle 3 “Declaration of Independence Puzzle” 15 pieces
*Declaration of Independence Break Up Letter Lesson Planhttp://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Declaration-of-Independence-Breakup-LetterNotesWorksheet-Lesson-Plan
*3 Week Revolutionary War Unithttp://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/3-Week-Unit-Revolutionary-War-Lesson-Plans
Puzzle 4 “French and Indian War & British Acts Puzzle” 12 Puzzles
*French and Indian War Fill in the Blank Noteshttp://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/French-and-Indian-War-Fill-in-the-Blank-Notes
*French and Indian War PowerPoint Notes Lesson Planhttp://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/French-and-Indian-War-PowerPoint-Notes-Lesson-Plan
Puzzle 5 “Industrialization and Reform Puzzle” 12 pieces
Puzzle 6 “Era of Andrew Jackson Puzzle” 12 pieces
*Andrew Jackson vs the Bank of the United States PowerPoint Lessonhttp://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Andrew-Jackson-vs-the-Bank-of-the-United-States-PowerPoint-Lesson
Puzzle 7 “Manifest Destiny Puzzle” 12 pieces
Puzzle 8 “Civil War Puzzle” 24 pieces
Puzzle 9 “Amendments and Articles of the Constitution Puzzle” - 29 Pieces
Puzzle 10 “Dates of the American Revolution Puzzle” 6 pieces
*3 Week Revolutionary War Unithttp://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/3-Week-Unit-Revolutionary-War-Lesson-Plans
Puzzle 11 “Preamble to the Constitution” 15 pieces
*Preamble to the Constitution Lesson Planhttp://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Preamble-to-the-Constitution-Lesson-Plan
Puzzle 12 “States and Capitals Puzzle” 40 Pieces
*6 Puzzle Templates for you or your students to create a puzzle*
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Repu
blica
nism
Peop
le ho
ld p
ower
which
are e
xerc
ised
by
elect
ed re
pres
enta
tives
Individual RightsRights of the people
protected by the Bill
of Rights
1st AmendmentFreedom of speech,
press, religion, assembly, and petition
Lim
ited
Gov
ernm
ent
Restr
ictio
ns o
n th
e pow
er
of a
gove
rnm
ent
Popular Sovereignty
Political power rests with the people
who alter or abolish government5th Amendment
Due process right for person accused of a crime
5th Am
endment
Right to a speedy, public trial
by an impartial jury
Right to state anything in
printed form
Freedom Press
Separation of Powers
Government is organized in
legislative, judicial, and executive
branches
Right to bear arms
Fede
ralis
m
Powe
r is d
istrib
uted
bet
ween
the
natio
nal a
nd st
ate g
over
nmen
ts
2nd Amendm
ent
Constitution
Document that defines the powers of government and
the rights of the people
Addi
tion
or ch
ange
to th
e Con
stitu
tion
Amen
dmen
t
4th Amendment
No general search warrants or unreasonable searches
8th Am
endment
No excessive bail or cruel
and unusual punishment Ri
ght t
o sp
eak
one’s
min
d
Free
Spe
ech
No quartering of soldiers in private homes
3rd Amendment
Chec
ks an
d Ba
lance
s
Each
bra
nch
prev
ents
the
othe
r bra
nche
s fro
m
beco
min
g to
o po
werfu
l
Constitution Bill of Rights Puzzle
U.S.
Cons
titut
ion
Basic
Law
and
gove
rnm
ent o
f th
e U.
S.
FederalistPerson in favor of the
new Constitution
James MadisonCalled the “Father of the
Constitution”
New
Jers
ey P
lan
Prop
osed
a on
e hou
se
cong
ress
bas
ed o
n eq
ual
repr
esen
tatio
n
Bill of Rights
Basic rights guaranteed by U.S.
Governm
ent
Patrick Henry
Virginian opposed to U.S. Constitution
Virginia Plan
Right to a speedy, public trial
by an impartial jury
Passed by Parliament in 1689
protecting English Rights
English Bill of Rights
Philadelphia (Constitutional)
Convention
Meeting where the U.S. Constitution
was written
Newspaper articles in
New York favoring the
Constitution
1787
Year
the U
.S. C
onsti
tutio
n wa
s
writt
en
Federalist Papers
Alexander Hamilton
New York delegate who was in favor of a strong
national government
Nat
iona
l gov
ernm
ent r
egul
ates
fore
ign an
d in
tere
st tra
de
Com
mer
ce
Com
prom
ise
NorthwestOrdinance
American territories enter the US as equal states
Great Com
promise
Sherman/Connecticut
comprom
ise on representation
in Congress Mag
na C
arta
Sign
ed b
y Kin
g Jo
hn in
121
5
prot
ectin
g En
glish
righ
ts
Anti-FederalistsPeople who were opposed to the new Constitution
3/5
Com
prom
ise
Coun
ting
slave
s for
repr
esen
tatio
n in
Cong
ress
History of the Constitution Puzzle
Government’s authority comes from ____
Unali
enab
le rig
hts
right
s tha
t can
’t be
take
n aw
ay
the consent of the governed
The Preamble explains ____
why the colonies were
separating from Great
BritainLargest p
art of th
e Declaration
of Independence
List of G
rievances
Grievances
complaints
4
Declaration of Independence
has ___ parts
Led the motion to call for
independence from Great Britain
Declar
ation
of In
depe
nden
ce
was ac
cepte
d
The Declaration of
Independence was
written to himKing George III
Richard Henry Lee“A
ll men
are
cr
eate
d __
__”
equa
l
Declaration of Natural Rights
2nd part of the Declaration of
Independence
Num
ber o
f sta
tes
that
de
clare
d th
eir i
ndep
ende
nce
13
Benjamin Franklin
Oldest delegate at the second
Continental Congress from
Pennsylvania
4th part of the Declaration of
Independence
Resolution of Independence
for the United States of
AmericaPe
ople
hav
e a
right
to
chan
ge th
eir g
over
nmen
t if
it fa
ils to
Prot
ect t
heir
right
s
Philade
lphia,
PA
Declar
ation
of In
depe
nden
ce
was writt
en in
this c
ity
1st Signer of the Declaration of Independence
John HancockSecond Continental
Congress
Convention of delegates from the
colonies
Jeffe
rson
’s wr
iting
was
influe
nced
gre
atly
this
man
John
Loc
ke
Thomas Jefferson
Author of the
Declaration of
Independence
July
4, 17
76
Declaration of Independence
Government’s authority comes from ____
Unali
enab
le rig
hts
right
s tha
t can
’t be
take
n aw
ay
the consent of the governed
The Preamble explains ____
why the colonies were
separating from Great
BritainLargest p
art of th
e Declaration
of Independence
List of G
rievances
Grievances
complaints
4
Declaration of Independence
has ___ parts
Led the motion to call for
independence from Great Britain
Declar
ation
of In
depe
nden
ce
was ac
cepte
d
The Declaration of
Independence was
written to himKing George III
Richard Henry Lee“A
ll men
are
cr
eate
d __
__”
equa
l
Declaration of Natural Rights
2nd part of the Declaration of
Independence
Num
ber o
f sta
tes
that
de
clare
d th
eir i
ndep
ende
nce
13
Benjamin Franklin
Oldest delegate at the second
Continental Congress from
Pennsylvania
4th part of the Declaration of
Independence
Resolution of Independence
for the United States of
AmericaPe
ople
hav
e a
right
to
chan
ge th
eir g
over
nmen
t if
it fa
ils to
Prot
ect t
heir
right
s
Philade
lphia,
PA
Declar
ation
of In
depe
nden
ce
was writt
en in
this c
ity
1st Signer of the Declaration of Independence
John HancockSecond Continental
Congress
Convention of delegates from the
colonies
Jeffe
rson
’s wr
iting
was
influe
nced
gre
atly
this
man
John
Loc
ke
Thomas Jefferson
Author of the
Declaration of
Independence
July
4, 17
76
Declaration of Independence
Stamp&ActTaxed&printed&goods
Samuel&Adams
Ended&the&French&and&
Indian&War
Treaty&of&Paris&1763
Kept&the&colonists&from&moving&
west&of&the&Appalachian&Mts.
Proclamation&of&1763Founder&of&Sons&of&
LibertyGeo
rge&Gre
nville
British
&Prime&M
inister
&in&cha
rge&of&
reduci
ng&GB
’s&debt
Coloni
sts&had
&to&hou
se&
and&fee
d&Britis
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rs
Quarte
ring&Ac
t
Townsh
end&Ac
t
Taxed&
imported
&goods
George
&III
King&o
f&Great
&Britain
Tea&Ac
tBrit
ish&Eas
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y&could&
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ssed&a
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Boston
&Tea&Pa
rty
Coerciv
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rable&
Acts
Sugar&Act
This&act&lowered&the&tax&on&Sugar&to&
try&and&stop&colonists&from&smuggling
5&Colonists&were&killedBoston&Massacre
British Acts Puzzle
Tarif
f
Tax
or d
uty o
n
impo
rts in
a co
untry
Protective TariffTax on im
ports to protect
a domestic industry
Industrial RevolutionChange from farming to
industry and manufacturing
Indu
strial
izatio
n
Prod
uctio
n of
goo
ds in
fact
ories
by m
achi
nes
Technological
innovations
New way of doing things
based on technology
Urbanization
Growth of cities caused by movement from rural areas
Horace M
ann
Leader for free public
schools in Massachusetts
1848 document said that “all
mean and wom
en are created
equal”
Declaration of Sentim
ents
Women’s Rights
Movement to provide equal rights
for women
Need to change things
for the better
Publ
ic Ed
ucat
ion
Mov
emen
t to
prov
ide f
ree
scho
olin
g to
all c
hild
ren
Reform
Temperance
Movement to outlaw or limit the use of alcoholic
drinks
Inve
nted
by R
ober
t Ful
ton;
sped
up
trave
l and
lowe
red
costs
of
good
sSt
eam
boat
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Leader of women’s rights movement in 1800’s
AbolitionismM
ovement to end
slavery in the U.S.
Sene
ca F
alls C
onve
ntio
n
1848
mee
ting
calli
ng fo
r
equa
l rig
hts f
or w
omen
Cotton Gin
Cleaned cotton 50 times faster than by hand;
invented by Eli Whitney
19th
Am
endm
ent
Pass
ed in
192
0 wo
men
gain
ed th
e righ
t to
vote
Industrialization and Reform
“Cor
rupt
Bar
gain
”
Wha
t Jac
kson
accu
sed
Hen
ry C
lay o
f in
182
4 To insult a candidate’s
reputation
Mudslinging
Tariff on imports-Angered the South
Tariff of Abominations
Indi
an R
emov
al Ac
t
Laws
ord
erin
g N
ative
Amer
icans
to m
ove o
ff
of th
eir la
nd
Suffrage
The Right to Vote
Tax on imports
Tariff
System of rewarding
supporters by giving them
government jobs
Spoils System
Election of 1824
Jackson loses to the
“corrupt bargain”
Osceola
Seminole leader who led attacks
against the U.S.
Secede
Canc
el or
igno
re a
lawN
ullif
y
State leaves the
nation
John C. Calhoun
Vice President from South Carolina
Kno
wn as
the G
reat
Com
prom
iser
Hen
ry C
lay
Old HickoryAndrew Jackson’s nickname
SecessionTo officially leave Ba
nk o
f th
e U.S.
Jack
son
close
d it
beca
use h
e
said
it w
as o
nly f
or th
e
wealt
hy
Andrew Jackson
7th President
Larg
est a
mou
nt o
f vo
tes
Majo
rity
Era of Andrew Jackson
“Cor
rupt
Bar
gain
”
Wha
t Jac
kson
accu
sed
Hen
ry C
lay o
f in
182
4 To insult a candidate’s
reputation
Mudslinging
Tariff on imports-Angered the South
Tariff of Abominations
Indi
an R
emov
al Ac
t
Laws
ord
erin
g N
ative
Amer
icans
to m
ove o
ff
of th
eir la
nd
Suffrage
The Right to Vote
Tax on imports
Tariff
System of rewarding
supporters by giving them
government jobs
Spoils System
Election of 1824
Jackson loses to the
“corrupt bargain”
Osceola
Seminole leader who led attacks
against the U.S.
Secede
Canc
el or
igno
re a
lawN
ullif
y
State leaves the
nation
John C. Calhoun
Vice President from South Carolina
Kno
wn as
the G
reat
Com
prom
iser
Hen
ry C
lay
Old HickoryAndrew Jackson’s nickname
SecessionTo officially leave Ba
nk o
f th
e U.S.
Jack
son
close
d it
beca
use h
e
said
it w
as o
nly f
or th
e
wealt
hy
Andrew Jackson
7th President
Larg
est a
mou
nt o
f vo
tes
Majo
rity
Era of Andrew Jackson
Jam
es K
. Pol
k’s
cam
paign
slog
an
“54-
40 o
r Figh
t”
FloridaG
ained from Spain in
1819
Battle during the Texas Revolution
The Alamo
Des
eret
Whe
re 1
2,000
Mor
mon
s
mad
e the
larg
est s
ingle
mig
ratio
n in
U.S.
hist
ory
Joseph Smith
Founder of the Morm
on
church
Rio Grande & Nueces River
Disputed border between Texas and Mexico
Reason for moving
west to California
Gold Rush
Mexican Cession
Land gained after Mexican
Am
erican War; U
S paid $15
million
Gadsden Purchase
Southern Arizona & New Mexico
bought for $10 Million
Popular trail moving
west
Texa
sAn
nexe
d in
184
5
Oregon Trail
To take control of
Annex
Philo
soph
y of
Wes
twar
d
Expa
nsio
nM
anife
st D
estin
y
South Pass
Path used to get through the Rocky Mountains
Explored LouisianaLewis &
Clark
Boug
ht fr
om F
ranc
e for
$15
milli
on
Loui
siana
Ter
ritor
y
Treaty of Guadulupe-Hidalgo
Ended the Mexican American War
Land
gain
ed in
184
6 an
d
esta
blish
ed 4
9 pa
ralle
l as
the b
ound
ary b
etwe
en
U.S.
And
bBrit
ain
Ore
gon
Terri
tory
Manifest Destiny
Jam
es K
. Pol
k’s
cam
paign
slog
an
“54-
40 o
r Figh
t”
FloridaG
ained from Spain in
1819
Battle during the Texas Revolution
The Alamo
Des
eret
Whe
re 1
2,000
Mor
mon
s
mad
e the
larg
est s
ingle
mig
ratio
n in
U.S.
hist
ory
Joseph Smith
Founder of the Morm
on
church
Rio Grande & Nueces River
Disputed border between Texas and Mexico
Reason for moving
west to California
Gold Rush
Mexican Cession
Land gained after Mexican
Am
erican War; U
S paid $15
million
Gadsden Purchase
Southern Arizona & New Mexico
bought for $10 Million
Popular trail moving
west
Texa
sAn
nexe
d in
184
5
Oregon Trail
To take control of
Annex
Philo
soph
y of
Wes
twar
d
Expa
nsio
nM
anife
st D
estin
y
South Pass
Path used to get through the Rocky Mountains
Explored LouisianaLewis &
Clark
Boug
ht fr
om F
ranc
e for
$15
milli
on
Loui
siana
Ter
ritor
y
Treaty of Guadulupe-Hidalgo
Ended the Mexican American War
Land
gain
ed in
184
6 an
d
esta
blish
ed 4
9 pa
ralle
l as
the b
ound
ary b
etwe
en
U.S.
And
bBrit
ain
Ore
gon
Terri
tory
Manifest Destiny
President during the Civil WarAbraham Lincoln
President of the Confederate States
Jefferson Davis
Site where the war officially began
Ft. Sumter, Charleston, SC
Gen. Lee Surrendered to Gen. Grant at this site
Appomattox Court House
Practice in the South of forced labor of African Americans
Slavery
Support and loyalty to a certain region or countrySectionalism
Document that freed all slaves in rebelling states January 1, 1863
Emancipation Proclamation
Gettys
burg
Addres
s
Speec
h give
n by L
incoln
dedic
ating
a ba
ttle gr
ound
as a
natio
nal b
urial
site
Years
of th
e Civil
War
1861
-1865
Armed
confl
ict be
twee
n
differ
ent fa
ction
s, gro
ups,
or
region
s with
in a c
ountr
y
Civil W
ar
Belief
that a
ll peo
ple ha
ve
the sa
me bas
ic rig
hts
Equali
ty
African American who
escaped from slavery and led
the abolitionist movement
Frederick Douglass
Assassinated President
Lincoln in April 1865
John Wilkes Booth
The right to vote
Suffrage
Fugit
ive Slav
e Act
law pa
ssed
in 18
50 th
at req
uired
all ci
tizen
s to a
id in
the ca
pture
of run
away
slav
es
Uncle
Tom’s
Cabin
autho
r,
who w
rote a
bout
the ho
rrors
or sla
very
Harriet
Beech
er Stow
e
John Brown
Bleeding Kansas
Lincoln-Douglass
DebatesCompromise of 1850
Missou
ri Com
promise
Harriet
Tubm
an
Underg
round
Rail
road
South
Carolin
a
1st s
tate t
o sec
ede f
rom th
e
Union f
ollow
ing Li
ncoln
’s
electi
on
1857
Suprem
e Cou
rt dec
ision s
tated
that
slave
s were
not c
itizen
s; livi
ng in
a fre
e
state
or ter
ritory
did no
t free
slav
es
Dred Sco
tt v. S
andfo
rd
Illinois race for U.S. Senator;
slavery was often the major topic;
Douglas won - but Lincoln made a
national name for himself
violent events involving pro-
Slavery and abolitionist in Kansas-
Nebraska Territory; further strained
the relations of the North and
South.
U.S. abo
litionis
t born
a sla
ve in
Marylan
d; be
came a
famou
s
cond
uctor
on th
e Und
ergrou
nd
Railroa
d
a netw
ork of
esca
pe ro
utes
out o
f the S
outh
to fre
edom
in
the N
orth f
or Afric
an
America
n slav
es
abolitionist who was hanged
after leading an unsuccessful
raid at Harper's Ferry, VA
admitte
d Miss
ouri a
s a sl
ave s
tate;
Maine a
s a fre
e stat
e, sla
very
was
bann
ed in
the t
he Lo
uisian
a Terr
itory
north
of la
titude
36 30
Richmond, VA
Confederate capital during
the Civil War
Washington D.C
Union capital during the
Civil War
Monito
r v. M
errim
ack
abolished the slave trade in
D.C, admitted CA as a free
state and opened much of the
Mexican Cession to popular
sovereignty
1st Battle of Bull Run
Lacking good leadership, the
Union army is easily defeated
Naval
battle
betw
een
Union &
Con
federa
te
ironc
lads
13th Amendment
1865-Freed all slaves and
abolished slavery
Battle of Antietam
Turning point in the war
for the Union; much
needed victory for Lincoln
CIVIL
WAR
PUZZLE
President during the Civil WarAbraham Lincoln
President of the Confederate States
Jefferson Davis
Site where the war officially began
Ft. Sumter, Charleston, SC
Gen. Lee Surrendered to Gen. Grant at this site
Appomattox Court House
Practice in the South of forced labor of African Americans
Slavery
Support and loyalty to a certain region or countrySectionalism
Document that freed all slaves in rebelling states January 1, 1863
Emancipation Proclamation
Gettys
burg
Addres
s
Speec
h give
n by L
incoln
dedic
ating
a ba
ttle gr
ound
as a
natio
nal b
urial
site
Years
of th
e Civil
War
1861
-1865
Armed
confl
ict be
twee
n
differ
ent fa
ction
s, gro
ups,
or
region
s with
in a c
ountr
y
Civil W
ar
Belief
that a
ll peo
ple ha
ve
the sa
me bas
ic rig
hts
Equali
ty
African American who
escaped from slavery and led
the abolitionist movement
Frederick Douglass
Assassinated President
Lincoln in April 1865
John Wilkes Booth
The right to vote
Suffrage
Fugit
ive Slav
e Act
law pa
ssed
in 18
50 th
at req
uired
all ci
tizen
s to a
id in
the ca
pture
of run
away
slav
es
Uncle
Tom’s
Cabin
autho
r,
who w
rote a
bout
the ho
rrors
or sla
very
Harriet
Beech
er Stow
e
John Brown
Bleeding Kansas
Lincoln-Douglass
DebatesCompromise of 1850
Missou
ri Com
promise
Harriet
Tubm
an
Underg
round
Rail
road
South
Carolin
a
1st s
tate t
o sec
ede f
rom th
e
Union f
ollow
ing Li
ncoln
’s
electi
on
1857
Suprem
e Cou
rt dec
ision s
tated
that
slave
s were
not c
itizen
s; livi
ng in
a fre
e
state
or ter
ritory
did no
t free
slav
es
Dred Sco
tt v. S
andfo
rd
Illinois race for U.S. Senator;
slavery was often the major topic;
Douglas won - but Lincoln made a
national name for himself
violent events involving pro-
Slavery and abolitionist in Kansas-
Nebraska Territory; further strained
the relations of the North and
South.
U.S. abo
litionis
t born
a sla
ve in
Marylan
d; be
came a
famou
s
cond
uctor
on th
e Und
ergrou
nd
Railroa
d
a netw
ork of
esca
pe ro
utes
out o
f the S
outh
to fre
edom
in
the N
orth f
or Afric
an
America
n slav
es
abolitionist who was hanged
after leading an unsuccessful
raid at Harper's Ferry, VA
admitte
d Miss
ouri a
s a sl
ave s
tate;
Maine a
s a fre
e stat
e, sla
very
was
bann
ed in
the t
he Lo
uisian
a Terr
itory
north
of la
titude
36 30
Richmond, VA
Confederate capital during
the Civil War
Washington D.C
Union capital during the
Civil War
Monito
r v. M
errim
ack
abolished the slave trade in
D.C, admitted CA as a free
state and opened much of the
Mexican Cession to popular
sovereignty
1st Battle of Bull Run
Lacking good leadership, the
Union army is easily defeated
Naval
battle
betw
een
Union &
Con
federa
te
ironc
lads
13th Amendment
1865-Freed all slaves and
abolished slavery
Battle of Antietam
Turning point in the war
for the Union; much
needed victory for Lincoln
CIVIL
WAR
PUZZLE
1775
1777
1776
1783
1781
April 19-Shots fired at
Lexington &
Concord
July
4-
Dec
lara
tion
of
Inde
pend
ence
is
appr
oved
October
7-
British Gen.
Burgoyne
surrenders
to th
e
Patriots a
t Sara
toga;
France
decides t
o
join the w
ar
October 19-
British Gen.
Cornwallis
surrenders at
Yorktown, VA;
Britain decides the
war is too costly
to continue
September 3-
Treaty of Paris is
signed between the
United States and
Great B
ritain and
formally ends the
Am
erican
Revolutionary
War
Dates of the
American Revolution
Rights not listed in the Constitution do exist9th Amendment
Right to bear arms
2nd Amendment
Prohibits citizens of one state or foreign country from suing another state
11th Amendment
7th amendment
Right to jury trial
8th AmendmentNo cruel and unusual punishment
17 AmendmentDirect Election of
Senators
Article 5
Specifies how the Constitution can be changed
14th
Amendm
ent
Citizen
ship,
due p
roces
s,
equa
l prot
ectio
n
5th Amen
dmen
t
Self-in
crimina
tion (
don’t
have
to te
ll on y
ourse
lf)
13th Amendment
Abolishes slavery
12th Amendment
Added the separation of
the president and vice
president onto two
different ballots
Must h
ave w
arran
t for
searc
hes o
r seiz
ures
4th Amen
dmen
t
1st Amendment
10th amendment
3rd am
endm
ent
18th
Amendm
ent
Freedom of speech,press,
religion, assembly, protest
No qua
rterin
g of s
oldier
s
Women’s suffrage
19th Amendment
6th amendment
Right to a speedy trial
& lawyer
Right to
vote
can’t
be de
nied
beca
use o
f race
, colo
r
Any rights not in the
Constitution are up to the states
15th
Amendm
ent
Prohibi
tion
20th Amendment
Presidential term starts
January 20th
21st
Amendm
ent
Repea
ls pro
hibitio
n
22nd
Amendm
ent
Two t
erms f
or pre
siden
t
23rd Amendment
District of Columbia-people
can vote for presidentEnds p
oll ta
x
24th
Amendm
ent
Succession to President-Vice
President-Speaker of the House
25th Amendment
26th
Amendm
ent
Votin
g Age
18
27th
Amendm
ent
Congre
ssion
al pa
y rais
es ca
n’t
go in
to eff
ect u
ntil a
fter th
e nex
t
Congre
ssion
al ele
ction
Bill of R
ights
Amendm
ents
1-10
Article 1Legislative Branch
Executive BranchArticle 2
Article 3
Judicial Branch
Artic
le 4
Expl
ains
the
rela
tions
hip
betw
een
stat
es a
nd
natio
nal g
over
nmen
t
16th Amendment
Income Tax
Article 6All laws must agree with the Constitution
Article 7Ratification of
the Constitution
Constitutional Convention; Philadelphia PA
Site where the Constitution was written
Amendments & Articles of the Constitution
We
the
peop
leofthe
United
Stat
esin
order
to
form
a
more
perfect unio
n
establish
justice
insu
re
domestic
tranquility
provide
for
the
comm
on
defense
promote
the
gene
ral
welfar
e and
secure
the
bles
singsoflibertyto
ourselvesand
ourposterity
ordain
and es
tablis
h
this
Consti
tutio
nfor the
United States of Am
erica
do
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