Amendments 1-10, 16-22, Constitution

• 1) Which amendment has libel and slander as limits to its rights?
  

  1
  2
  3
  4
  5
• 2) Which amendment guaranteed women's suffrage
  

  16
  17
  18
  19
  20
• 3) Which amendment permitted the national government to collect taxes
  directly from the people?
  

  16
  17
  18
  19
  20
• 4) Which amendment would guarantee that it would not take 20 years for
  your case to come to trial?
  

  2
  4
  6
  8
  10
• 5) Which amendment guarantees your right to jury trial in civil cases
  for amounts over $20?
  

  2
  5
  6
  7
  9
• 6) Which amendment is most closely associated with the arguments over
  banning the sale of assault weapons?
  

  2
  3
  4
  5
  6
• 7) Which amendment guarantees that the police will not randomly search
  your home?
  

  2
  3
  4
  5
  6
• 8) Which amendment was involved with the people of North Carolina
  directly electing Elizabeth Dole to the Senate?
  

  17
  18
  19
  20
  21
• 9) Which amendment guarantees that troops from Camp Lejeune will not
  be staying in your house without your permission?
  

  1
  2
  3
  4
  5
• 10) Which amendment guarantees that you will not be hung for littering?
  

  5
  6
  7
  8
  9
• 11) Which amendment quarantees the right of states to regulate
  education, elections, and marriages?
  

  6
  7
  8
  9
  10
• 12) Which amendment prohited the sale, manufacturing and transportation
  of alcohol in America?
  

  16
  17
  18
  19
  20
• 13) Which amendment changed the date of the President's inauguration?
  

  16
  17
  18
  19
  20
• 14) Which amendment deals with eminent domain?
  

  4
  5
  6
  7
  8
• 15) Which amendment guarantees you the right to color your hair purple
  and green if you want to?
  

  6
  7
  8
  9
  10
• 16) What clause within the constitution deals with Congress' power to
  make laws that are not mentioned in the Constitution?
  

  necessary and proper
  supremacy
  establishment
  free exercise
  full faith and credit
• 17) What ideal within the constitution that can't be changed refers to
  the idea that government should reflect the will of the people?
  

  mercantilism
  feudalism
  popular sovereignty
  federalism
  separation of powers
• 18) What ideal of the constitution refers to the type of government in
  which powers are shared by a national and state governments?
  

  mercantilism
  feudalism
  popular sovereignty
  federalism
  separation of powers
• 19) What type of item can't the federal government tax?
  

  imports
  exports
  personal income
  property
  corporations
• 20) What was instituted within the Constitution to ensure that no one
  branch of government gets too much power
  

  federalism
  checks and balances
  ex post facto laws
  Salutary Neglect
  suffrage laws
• 21) Which of the following is the highest authority in the nation?
  

  Congress
  President
  Constitution
  Senate
  Supreme Court
• 22) If a state and federal law are in conflict, the state law must be
  changed and the federal law must be followed. Which of the
  following is being illustrated?
  

  necessary and proper clause
  clear and present danger
  establishment clause
  supremacy clause
  full faith and credit clause
• 23) If you have been issued a driver's license in North Carolina and are
  on a trip to Virginia, Virginia will recognize your right to drive
  in their state. Which of the following is being illustrated?
  

  necessary and proper clause
  clear and present danger
  establishment clause
  supremacy clause
  full faith and credit clause
• 24) Power to raise and support an army, power to coin money, power to
  regulate interstate commerce are all examples of which of the
  following?
  

  reserved powers
  concurrent powers
  implied powers
  enumerated powers
• 25) power to tax, borrow money and enforce laws are examples of which of
  the following
  

  reserved powers
  concurrent powers
  implied powers
  enumerated powers
• 26) power to conduct elections, power to establish local governments,
  power to establish schools are all examples of which of the
  following?
  

  reserved powers
  concurrent powers
  implied powers
  enumerated powers
• 27) Individuals that were concerned the new Constitution gave the
  central government too much power and called for a Bill of Rights
  were referred to as which of the following?
  

  Federalists
  Patriots
  Loyalists
  Anti-Federalists
  Anti-Slavery
• 28) The constitution is referred to as a living document. Which of the
  following illustrates that point?
  

  It is flexible and can be amended and interpreted.
  Congress reviews it yearly to make changes.
  It can be changed easily by the states.