Fifth Amendment

Eighth Amendment

Twentieth Amendment

Twelfth Amendment

Fourteenth Amendment

The Bill of Rights

The Constitution

The Declaration of Independence

The Magna Carta

Brown v. Board of Education

Plessy v. Ferguson

Mapp v. Ohio

Grutter v. Bollinger

Fifteenth

Fourteenth

Eighteenth

Twelfth

Fifth Amendment

Eighth Amendment

Twentieth Amendment

Twelfth Amendment

Fourteenth Amendment

attempted to ban slavery in any territory acquired in the war with Mexico

succeeded in banning slavery in the territory acquired in the war with Mexico

attempted to ban the extension of slavery into any new territories once they became states

argued that states should have the right to determine the slavery issue themselves through popular sovereignty

succeeded in banning the extension of slavery into any new territories once they became states

designed to prevent African-Americans from voting in the Reconstruction-era south

established in the Antebellum South to prevent African-Americans from serving in office

deemed unconstitutional during the Truman administration

designed to prevent working-class people from voting in the early years of the American republic

established in African-American communities to encourage the people to get out and vote

designed to prevent African-Americans from voting in the Reconstruction-era south

established in the Antebellum South to prevent African-Americans from serving in office

deemed unconstitutional during the Truman administration

designed to prevent working-class people from voting in the early years of the American republic

established in African-American communities to encourage the people to get out and vote

attempted to ban slavery in any territory acquired in the war with Mexico

succeeded in banning slavery in the territory acquired in the war with Mexico

attempted to ban the extension of slavery into any new territories once they became states

argued that states should have the right to determine the slavery issue themselves through popular sovereignty

succeeded in banning the extension of slavery into any new territories once they became states

allows the Federal Government to seize private property

prohibits the Federal Government from seizing private property

allows the Federal Government to prohibit freedom of religion in specific, dangerous instances

allows the Federal Government to prohibit freedom of speech in specific, dangerous instances.

prohibits the President from declaring war without the consent of Congress.