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Amendment practice

Learn about key U.S. constitutional amendments including the 10th, 22nd, 13th, 3rd, 26th, 25th, 18th, and 21st amendments with historical context and significance.

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Amendment practice

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  1. Amendment practice

  2. In which Constitutional amendment is the paragraph ensuring that all powers not delegated to the federal government are indeed "reserved for either the states or the people?"

  3. The 10th Amendment

  4. Former President Reagan was elected twice by the people.  He could NOT be elected to serve a third term. Which amendment states a President cannot serve more than two terms of office?

  5. 22nd Amendment

  6. It became illegal for one person to hold another person as a slave as a result of which amendment?

  7. 13th Amendment

  8. We do not have to let soldiers live in our homes if we do not want them there. This privilege from being forced to quarter soldiers in our homes is a part of which Constitutional amendment?

  9. 3rd Amendment

  10. You have the right to vote when you turn 18. Which amendment gives you this right?

  11. 26th Amendment

  12. Richard Nixon appointed Gerald Ford as Vice President when Spiro Agnew vacated the office. When Nixon resigned, Ford became President and the Vice Presidency was vacated again. Which amendment formalized the practice of making sure we always have a Vice President?

  13. 25th Amendment

  14. The rights of Americans to produce, sell , and consume alcoholic beverages was taken away from them in 1919 by a Constitutional amendment. Which amendment tried to stop Americans from drinking?

  15. 18th Amendment

  16. We all know that it is now legal to consume alcoholic beverages so long as that person doing the drinking has satisfied the minimum age requirements. This right was returned to us only after the ratification of this amendment.

  17. 21st Amendment

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