Amendment 1:Freedom of religion, press, speech, assembly and petition.Amendment 2:Right to bear arms.Amendment 3:No quartering of troops.
Amendment 4:Search and seizure.Amendment 5:Protection of the accused, must be offered bail, eminent domain and no double jeopardy.Amendment 6:Fair and speedy trial, jury of peers, right to an attorney and to cross examine witnesses.Amendment 7:Civil cases.Amendment 8:No cruel or unusual punishment or excessive bail.Amendment 9:Unenumerated rights.Amendment 10:Reserved powers for the States.
Amendment 11:Suits against States.Amendment 12:Election of President and Vice President are on separate ballots.Amendment 13:Abolishment of slavery.Amendment 14:Due-Process granted to all citizens, all ex-slaves now citizens.Amendment 15:Suffrage for all citizens regardless of race, religion or ethnicity.Amendment 16:Income tax is established.Amendment 17:Direct election of Senators.Amendment 18:Prohibition. The manufacture, sale, transportation, import or export of alcohol is made illegal.Amendment 19:Women's Suffrage.Amendment 20:Sets the terms of office that the President, the Vice-President, the Senators and the Representatives shall hold. (Lame-Duck)Amendment 21:Repeals Prohibition.Amendment 22:Limits the President to only serving two terms in office.Amendment 23:Creates representation in the electoral college for the District of Columbia.Amendment 24:Poll tax is made unconstitutional.Amendment 25:States the succession of the Presidential line in case of disability or death.Amendment 26:Anyone 18 years of age or older may vote.Amendment 27:Congressional pay raises are not put into effect until after the next term begins.Article 1:Legislative Branch.Article 2:Executive Branch.Article 3:Judicial Branch.Article 4:All States must have a representative form of government, sets the terms for extradition. (Full-faith and credit)Article 5:How to amend the Constitution.Article 6:Every state is bound to comply with treaties and federal laws. (Supremacy Clause)Article 7:Upon ratification, the Constitution is above all state laws.
A law passed in 1966 under president Bill Clinton. Basically just a welfare reform.
While attending the Colosseum spectators became participants through taking sides in the gladiator matches and supporting a gladiator of their preference. They would also decide whether a defeated gladiator would be spared or not.
