STUDY GUIDE: 10 Amendments / Electoral College
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Videos to help you understand the electoral college:
http://www.history.com/topics/electoral-college
http://ed.ted.com/lessons/does-your-vote-count-the-electoral-college-explained-christina-greer
http://video.about.com/usgovinfo/How-the-Electoral-College-Works.htm
Study Guide
1 - 10 Amendments Test Tuesday BILL OF RIGHTS
Amendment 1 Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly and
Petition
Amendment 2 Right to bear arms (weapons)
Amendment 3 Quartering of Troops
Amendment 4 Search and Seizure
Amendment 5 Rights of the Accused
Amendment 6 Requirements for Jury Trials
Amendment 7 Rules of Common Laws (Civil Suits, or Civil
Trials)
Amendment 8 Limits on criminal punishment
Amendment 9 Right kept by the people (rights people have)
Amendment 10 Powers of the states and the people
Electoral College
Quiz Tomorrow
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What is the Electoral College used for? The Electoral
College is used to elect our president.
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Who selects our electors? Our political parties
(democrats, republicans)
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How many electoral votes are there in total? 538
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How many votes does a candidate need to win the
presidency? 270 Electoral Votes
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Does every state have the same amount of
electoral votes? No the number of electoral votes depends on the states size.
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How many Electoral Votes are there in Tennessee:
11 electoral votes
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When do we go to the poll (to vote)? First Tuesday
after the 1st Monday in November every four years
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When is the inauguration date? January 20th
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