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| Gave women the right to vote |
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| Printing lies about someone |
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| Protection from being tried twice |
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| A small, local army (mentioned in the 2nd amendment) |
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| Social separation of the races |
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| Amendment that dealt with Tinker vs. Des Moines (arm bands) |
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| Lowered voting age from 21 to 18 |
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| Sum of money used to guarantee an accused person will show up for court |
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| The 24th Amendment prevents states from using this to prevent voting |
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| Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. |
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| Civil rights leader who believed in non-violent resistance & peaceful protests |
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| Gave black males the right to vote |
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| Singling out people as suspects because of the way they look |
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| Religion, Assembly, Press, Petition and Speech |
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| The 5 freedoms in the 1st Amendment |
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| When you infringe on others' rights |
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| When do you no longer have your 1st Amendment rights? |
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| Cruel and unusual punishment |
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| The 8th Amendment deals with this |
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| Term that means "right to vote" |
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| Guarantees equal protection to all citizens |
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| Civil cases can have a jury trial if they involve more than this amount of money |
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