Amendment 5
- Graunts right to Grand Jury Jury
- trial with
- Double Jeopardy
- Can't be tried for the same crime twice
- Self-Incrimination
- you don't have to say anything in trail
- Cannot be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law
- Ratified
- in 1791
- Created
- to basic right of the accused
- Still Important Today
Amendment 6
- Speedy Public Trial
- Notified of Accusation
- have to tell you what you "did"
- Confront Accuser
- can see your accuser
- Obtain Witness and Retain Counsel
- Ratified 1791
- Important
- Protects peoples right on trail
Amendment 7
- Right to a Trail
- must have a trial
- either Judge or Jury
- cannot be be charged without trial
- Started
- King George III said there was going to be no more trails
- Importance
- keeps court system fair for the people
- Ratified 1791
Amendment 8
- Fines
- Must be fair or excessive
- Punishment
- can't be cruel or unusual
- decided by state
- Reason
- fair punishment
- Importance
- must be treated fair for crime
- Ratified 1791
Amendment 9
- Ratified
- 1791
- Right Retained by people
- privacy
- abortion
- where you live
- Rarely known
- Known as the quiet amendment
- Controversies
- Abortion
- NSA
Amendment 10
- Gives Power to the States
- Federal Government can't have all the power
- Ratified
- 1791
- Importance
- Keeps the states important
- Keeps Federal Government from going crazy
Amendment 11
- Protects States from lawsuits from people in other states
- Trials in States
- People cannot sue other states if they do not live in that state
- Sovereign Immunity
- You cannot sue a state without their knowledge
- 4 exceptions
Amendment 12
- Electoral College
- for elections of President and VP
- Two Candidates
- Winer- President
- Loser- VP
- Now-
- President can now pick his own VP
- So no mixed Parties
Amendment 13
- Slavery
- is illegal
- unless its a punishment
- Ratified
- January 31, 1865
- Importance
- Would lose rights
- Mississippi
- Didn't ratify until 2013
Amendment 14
- Meaning
- Any U.S. citizen must be treated equally under Law
- Passed
- July 18, 1868
- Importance
- To create the equality of former slaves
- Today it keeps our nation fair
- Controversies
- keeps Illegal Immigrant's babies keeps them US citizen
Amendment 15
- Voting
- can't be restricted from voting because of race or color
- Importance
- give other minorities the right to vote
- Ratified
- February 26, 1870
Amendments 13-16
- Civil War Rights
Amendment 16
- Taxes
- Government takes a portion of money from whatever job you do
- Established income tax
- Passed
- February 3, 1913
- Cause
- WWI
Amendment 17
- Each state can only have 2 senators and can each have one vote
- Ratified
- April 8, 1913
- States
- Have equal power
- Every state still has 2 senators
- Main Point
- Elected by the people
Amendment 18
- Prohibition
- production, transport, and sale of Alcoholic Beverages
- Raified
- January 16, 1919
- Repealed
- December 5, 1933
- Suppose to do
- decrease crime
- Effects
- caused more crime
- Mafia more powerful
Amendment 19
- Voting
- Any gender can vot
- directed toward women
- Ratified
- August 18, 1920
- Thoughts
- Wasn't liked because of culture
Osama Bin Laden
- New pictures of Bin Laden's Afghan Hideout
- Taken before 9/11
Ferguson, Missouri
- In the 70's 99% of Ferguson's residents were White
- Now 67% of the residents are Black
- in 2013 483 black people were arrested and only 36 white people were arrested
- Gun shots during Ferguson protest
- 2 police officers shot
- after city police chief resigned
Secret Service
- Secret Service agents crash
- Agents were drunk
- Crashed into White House barrier
Iran 101
- Supreme Leader and Shia Cleric
- Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
- Came into power 1989
- Makes final calls
- Former President
- Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
- President 2005-2013
- Said Holocaust never happened and the Israel should be wiped off the map
- Current President
- Hassan Rouhani
- Opposing party of Former President
- Wants more relations
- Nuclear Powers
- 9 countries
- US
- Russia
- China
- UK
- France
- Broke Treaty
- North Korea
- Israel
- India
- Pakistan
- Developing
- Iran
- 9 countries
- A Nuclear Weapon is a defensive weapon
- First Nuclear Tests
- US- 1945
- Russia- 1949
- Uk- 1952
- France- 1960
- China- 1964
- India- 1974
- Pakistan- 1998
- North Korea- 2006
- Israel- ?
- US helped Iran with their Nuclear Program
- Help stopped due to revolution
- Saw Nuclear weapons as sinful
- Start Back Up
- In 2003 the US intelligence agencies believed they started working on the weapons again
- We are believing they are enriching uranium to create deadly weapons
- Us goal
- Eliminate Iran's ability to create Nuclear Weapons
- At least extend the time taken
- Iran's goal
- relief from economic sanctions
- maintain a peaceful nuclear energy program
- Deal
- get rid of many centrifuges
- ok monitoring by the IAEA
- get rid of enriched uranium
- lift sanctions little by little
- Republican Response
- 47 senators signed letter to Iran
- Leader of letter
- Sen. Tom Cotton
- Feel Pres. is making a treaty without their approval
Amendment 20
- Gives the ending dates of office for the Pres. and VP
- Tells who takes over if Pres. dies
- Changed Dates of New Pres.
- From March up to Jan.
Amendment 21
- Means
- Repealed the 18th Amendment
- Ratified
- Dec. 5 1933
- Supported
- More in rural areas
- Less in urban areas
Amendment 22
- The president can't serve for more than 2 terms
- FDR served for 3 terms and one year of his 4th
- Ratified
- March 21, 1947
- Importance
- No King or Dictator
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