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Maddie--Proposed March 23, 1971. Ratified on July 1, 1971.  

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Maddie--Proposed March 23, 1971. Ratified on July 1, 1971.  

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September 5th, 1789

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December 15, 1791

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Maddie--The right for citizen's 18 years or older to vote, can't be denied or abridged by the US.

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Maddie--The right for citizen's 18 years or older to vote, can't be denied or abridged by the US.

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The 13th amendment was proposed on January 31, 1865. It was ratified on December 6, 1865.

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The 24th amendment was proposed on the 27th of August in 1962 and ratified in January 23, 1964.
-Rozalyne Ervin

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This amendment states that just because a right isn't listed, it doesn't mean we don't have that right.

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Proposal Date- December 15, 1791
Ratification Date- December 15, 1791

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The Proposal- It was proposed on this day in history, the date of June 4, 1919
The Ratification- And then it was ratified on this day in history, the date of August 18, 1920

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1764 and 1763 was when it was proposed, then the ratification was Dec 15, 1791, it forbids housing military troops in personal homes. This amendment was a response to the british quartering act basically the french and indian war. The problem being addressed was the ear

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Right by jury in trial.
This amendment was proposed on September 28, 1789, and ratified on December 15, 1791.

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This amendment was created to relive the tension between the states and the federal government to know what is the federal governments power and what is the states.

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Missouri v. Holland
March 2, 1920 - April 19, 1920
This case was to prevent a game warden of the U.S from attempting to enforce the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.

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The federal government only has power that is specified in the Constitution because it is a limited government, so this protects the rights of the people. It was also the last to be included in the Bill of Rights.

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It finally bestowed the right of voting on women of the USA

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Name of case: Griswold v. Connecticut
Description of case: the court held that the right of privacy within marriage predated the constitution.

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Summary of the protection guaranteed by 13th amendment. 

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Summary of the protection guaranteed by 13th amendment. 

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The amendment states that "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction."

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September 28, 1789.

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Bill of Rights that were added for a fair and speedy trial
Supreme Court

Alayna and Curt

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Maddie---Oregon v. Mitchell case, pemits citizens 18 years of age or older the right to vote in state and national elections. 

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Maddie---Oregon v. Mitchell case, pemits citizens 18 years of age or older the right to vote in state and national elections. 

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The problem addressed is citizens that are 18 are technically considered adults but at that time weren't allowed to vote.

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Protections Guaranteed by This Amendment

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Protections Guaranteed by This Amendment

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This prohibited the tax of polls in elections for federal officials.
-Rozalyne Ervin

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Citizenship to all natural born people in the United States.
This amendment was proposed on June 13, 1866, and ratified July 9, 1868.

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1. Proposal Date: September 5, 1789, and was ratified December 5, 1791

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Before this amendment, many were opposed to the Bill of Rights because they believed that their rights would be limited. With this amendment being put in place, they knew that they had unenumerated rights.

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2. Summary: This amendment gives citizens protection inside the courtroom; protection against double jeopardy, imminent domain, self-incrimination; right to due process

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Gave African American Men the right to vote.
United States Supreme Court

Alayna and Curt

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December 15, 1791,

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It was argued on January 23–24, 1922
Then was decided on February 27, 1922
It was held to establish that the 19th amendment had been constitutionally established

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3. Landmark Case: The most important and controversial landmark case for this amendment outside the criminal trial is Miranda Vs. Arizona. Due process came up, when they thought the confessions were "involuntary", and their admissions at men's trial violated their due process rights

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07/8/1779 was when it was proposed and it was ratified in 12/15/1791 it let you have the rights to freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.Schenck vs. United States (1919)

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This amendment was proposed in 1791 as well as ratified on December 15th, 1791. The 2nd Amendment is about the right to bear arms, or the right to own a weapon at home. A big case that dealt with this amendment was the District of Columbia v. Heller, where 🤬 Heller sued the District of Columbia for not accepting his application to own a firearm, saying that it went against his 2nd Amendment rights. The problem with this amendment was that there were too many unnecessary rules to own a firearm.

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This amendment doesn't have any cases that includes it but here is this one:
- Rostker V. Goldberg
March 24, 1981- June 25, 1981
This case was to upheld congress's judgement that the administrative and military problems that would be created by drafting women for noncombat roles were sufficient to justify the MSSA (Military Selective Service Act)

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The problem that was addressed was that it was the amendment that abolished slavery.

The problems being cause of the 13th amendment was that the amendment outlawed the practice of involuntary servitude and peonage. Involuntary Servitude or peonage occurs when a person is coerced to work in order to pay off debts.

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Landmark Case relating to this amendment

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Landmark Case relating to this amendment

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Harper v. Virginia Board of Elections
Annie Harper filled a lawsuit against the state of the Virgina under the Equal Protection Law and the fourteenth amendment.

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No seizures or unreasonable searches

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Dealt with the issue of depriving people of their right to vote without tax.

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United states v Reese- a voting rights case which provided suffrage for citizens who could not be restricted due to race, color or if they had/have been a slave

curt and alayna

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The 21st Amendment was proposed February 10th, 1933 and ratified December 5th, 1933. The purpose for the amendment was to repeal the 18th Amendment, which was to prohibit alcohol in the United States (you can drink it, but you can't buy, sell or make it). A case that dealt with this amendment was the Granholm v. Heald and Swedenburg v. Kelly, where a state law violated the amendment on out-of-state wine sellers. The problem that was solved with this amendment was that not making, selling and buying alcohol was ruining the economy, so they repealed it with the 21st amendment to fix the economy.

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It was proposed in 1789 and ratified in 1791

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The protection that the 8th amendment include protection against excessive bail, and cruel and unusual punishments

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Gideon v. Wainwright-they were fighting for the right to an attorney and the right of juveniles to have an attorney

curt and alayna

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Landmark case (Weeks v. United States 1914)

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Landmark case (Weeks v. United States 1914)

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Officers in the year 1914 searched through a mans home, using his hidden key to get in. Once inside they took a lot of his belongings without a search warrant. The outcome of this case being that the man (Mr.Weeks) was found guilty in a criminal jury.

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They were encouraging people to ignore the draft and it wasn't hurting people.If there is no people to fight then people are going to die. It does violate the first amendment if it is going to hurt the people

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The Twelfth Amendment was proposed by the congress on December the 9th of 1803. The Day it was ratified was on June 15th, 1804 and has been in effect since. The 12th amendment specifies the separate election of the president and the vice president. This allows to have a better say in our POTUS and VPOTUS Election.

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The Twelfth Amendment was proposed by the congress on December the 9th of 1803. The Day it was ratified was on June 15th, 1804 and has been in effect since. The 12th amendment specifies the separate election of the president and the vice president. This allows to have a better say in our POTUS and VPOTUS Election.

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One case in particular that comes to mind when mentioning the 12th amendment is for sure the Ray b. Blair landmark supreme court case. This case was a major decision of the Supreme Court. The case was on state political parties requiring of presidential electors to pledge to vote for the party's nominees before being certified as electors.

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Booth V Maryland

Mar 24, 1987- Jun 15, 1987
The Court found that the victim impact statement created "a constitutionally unacceptable risk" and violated the Eighth Amendment.