Amendment

🧠 Which Amendment Is It? Take This U.S. Constitution Quiz

The U.S. Constitution is the foundation of American law and freedom — and the Bill of Rights and later amendments are what protect everything from your free speech to your right to vote.

But here’s the challenge: Can you name the amendment from the clue? Whether you’re a student, a civics buff, or studying for the naturalization test, this quiz will put your constitutional knowledge to the test.

Let’s see how many you get right!

📜 The U.S. Amendment Quiz – Match the Right Number!

1. Guarantees freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.

Answer: First Amendment

2. Gives citizens the right to keep and bear arms.

Answer: Second Amendment

3. Protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.

Answer: Fourth Amendment

4. Gives the right to remain silent and protects against double jeopardy.

Answer: Fifth Amendment

5. Abolished slavery in the United States.

Answer: Thirteenth Amendment

6. Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18.

Answer: Twenty-Sixth Amendment

7. Says no person can be denied the right to vote based on race.

Answer: Fifteenth Amendment

8. Established women’s right to vote.

Answer: Nineteenth Amendment

9. Limits the president to two terms in office.

Answer: Twenty-Second Amendment

10. Provides the right to a speedy and public trial.

Answer: Sixth Amendment

🧠 Your Score:

  • 10/10: 🏛️ Constitutional Genius
  • 7–9/10: 📘 Civics Star
  • 4–6/10: 🧐 History Buff in Progress
  • 0–3/10: 📚 Time to hit the civics textbook!

🇺🇸 Why This Quiz Matters

Whether you’re preparing for a U.S. citizenship test, teaching in the classroom, or just love history, understanding the Constitution is key to being an informed citizen.

Knowing your amendments = knowing your rights.

✨ Bonus Tip:

Studying for school or citizenship? Download the “U.S. Constitution” app or grab a free pocket Constitution from civic organizations like the ACLU or Cato Institute.