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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

The 27 Amendments of the U.S.A
By Abi McVaney

Photo by John-Morgan

TABLE OF CONTENTS...

  • Amendment I: Five freedoms, page 1
  • Amendment II: Right to bear arms, page 2
  • Amendment III: No quartering of troops, page 3
  • Amendment IV: No unreasonable searches, page 4
  • Amendment V: Rights of the accused, page 5...

...CONTINUED...

  • Amendment VI: Rights accused in criminal trials, page 6
  • AmendmentVII: Rights of citizens in civil trials, page 7
  • Amendment VIII: Cruel, unusual, and unjust punishments, page 8
  • Amendment IX: Unlisted rights, page 9
  • Amendment X: Unlisted rights go to states or to the people, page 10
Photo by Werner Kunz

...CONTINUED...

  • Amendment XI: Suing states (1798), page 11
  • Amendment XII: Separate ballots for Vice and pres. (1804) , page 12
  • Amendment XIII: Slavery (1865), page 13
  • Amendment XIV: Citizenship (1868), page 14
  • Amendment XV: Black voting rights (1870), page 15
Photo by perpetualplum

...CONTINUED...

  • Amendment XVI: Income tax (1913), page 16
  • Amendment XVII: Direct election of senators (1913), page 17
  • Amendment XVIII: Prohibition (1919), page 18
  • Amendment XIX: Women's suffrage (1920), page 19
  • Amendment XX: Lame duck amendment (1933), page 20
Photo by Shardayyy

...CONTINUED...

  • Amendment XXI: Repeal of prohibition, page 21
  • Amendment XXII: Presidential terms, page 22
  • Amendment XXIII: Voting for Washington , D.C, page 23
  • Amendment XXIV: No poll tax (1964), page 24
  • Amendment XXV: Presidential succession (1967), page 25
Photo by Amyn Kassam

...CONTINUATION STOPS HERE

  • Amendment XXVI: Eighteen- year-old vote, page 26
  • Amendment XXVII: Congressional pay raises(1992), page 27
Photo by Photolifer

AMENDMENT I

  • The freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • the press, speech, and religion are in the amendmen.

AMENDMENT II

  • Right to keep and bear arms in order to maintain a well regulated militia.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • the man is holding a gun next to a bear because he can own a gun!
Photo by ejbaurdo

AMENDMENT III

  • No quartering of soldiers with out the conceit of the owner.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • the soldiers are trying to stay in the house but the house owner says ...
  • NO!!!

AMENDMENT IV

  • Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • the girl going through the bag is unreasonabley searching through someone's stuff.

AMENDMENT V

  • Right to due process of law, freedom from self-incrimination, double jeopardy.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • she chose not to speak by pleading to the 5th.

AMENDMENT VI

  • Rights of accused persons right to a speedy and public trial.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • the picture has a judge and the amendment talks about having a speedy tral.
Photo by CJ Sorg

AMENDMENT VII

  • Right of trial by jury in civil cases.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • this is a court room and they do trials in here.
Photo by Ed Bierman

Amendment VIII

  • Freedom from excessive bail, cruel and unusual punishments.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • it is a whip that can be used to whip people cruelly.

Amendment IX

  • There are other rights for the people.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • explains an example of how the man got to vote.

AMENDMENT X

  • Powers reserved to the states.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • the United States have their own flag and rights.

AMENDMENT XXI

  • It prohibited an individual from suing a state government.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • the gavel represents people court and the people are suing the state.

AMENDMENT XII

  • Provides the procedure of electing the country's president and vice president.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • it shows the states voting.

AMENDMENT XIII

  • Stops slavery and makes it illegal.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • it's a slave hand cuffed.

AMENDMENT XIV

  • Any one who is born in the USA, is considered a USA citizen.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • it is a baby that was just born in USA so it is now a USA citizen.
Photo by rgmcfadden

AMENDMENT XV

  • Any one that is colored can vote.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • it shows a black man voting since he now has the right to vote.

AMENDMENT XVI

  • Gives congress the power to tax the citizens.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • it is the money that the government collected.
Photo by aresauburn™

AMENDMENT XVII

  • Senators be elected directly by people.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • it shows people electing senators.
Photo by Joe Athialy

AMENDMENT XVIII

  • Banning of selling, making, and the transportation of intoxicating liquor.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • it shows an example of liquor that was banned from the colonies.

AMENDMENT XIX

  • Women have the right to vote.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • it shows women being able to vote now.

AMENDMENT XX

  • Sets the dates at which federal government elected offices end.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • it shows a court house representing the federal gov. ending.
Photo by Wavy1

AMENDMENT XXI

  • For the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • it shows a man getting a bear but is allowed to now.
Photo by Éole

AMENDMENT XXII

  • The president can only elect 2 elected terms.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • the president can only serve 2 elected terms.
Photo by Leo Reynolds

AMENDMENT XXIII

  • Gives residents of washington D.C. the right to vote in the Electoral College.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • it's on college paper and you vote for a representative.

AMENDMENT XXIV

  • Prevents any state to charge a poll tax to vote.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • it is someone paying to vote.

AMENDMENT XXV

  • States that if the president dies then the Vice President takes over.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • the man is saying good bye and taking his position as leader.

AMENDMENT XXVI

  • When a person turns 18, they can vote.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • he is voting but voting young.

AMENDMENT XXVII

  • Changes to paying congress takes place after the next term of office.
  • The picture relates to the amendment because...
  • it represents someone's wage.
Photo by 401(K) 2013

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