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Amendment One

Freedom of Religion, Press, Speech, Assembly, Petition.

Amendment Two

Right to bear arms.

Amendment Three

Right to not have to quarter soldiers.

Amendment Four

Right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures

Amendment Five

Right to grand jury indictment, no double jeopardy, freedom from self-incrimination, due process of law.

Amendment Six

Right to be informed of charges be present when witnesses speak in court, to call defense witnesses, to have a lawyer.

Amendment Seven

Right to a jury trial in civil cases.

Amendment Eight

Freedom from excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishment.

Amendment Nine

Guarantee of rights not listed in Constitution.

Amendment Ten

Amendment TenRights of states and people

Amendment Eleven

Prevents suits against states.

Amendment Twelve

Election of the President.

Amendment Thirteen

Abolition of slavery.

Amendment Fourteen

Right to be free from discrimination in states to have due process of law, to have equal protection of the law.

Amendment Fifteen

African Americans suffrage.

Amendment Sixteen

Individual income tax.

Amendment Seventeen

Election of national senators.

Amendment Eighteen

Prohibition of alcoholic beverages.

Amendment Nineteen

Women's suffrage.

Amendment Twenty

Lame-Duck Period shortened for federal Officials.

Amendment Twenty One

Repeal of prohibition.

Amendment Twenty Two

Limitation of Presidential term of office.

Amendment Twenty Three

Voters in Washington D.C. given the right to vote for presidential electors.

Amendment Twenty Four

Abolition of poll taxes.

Amendment Twenty Five

Succession of offices of the President.

Amendment Twenty Six

Eighteen-year-olds can now vote.

Amendment Twenty Seven

Limits the power of Congress to increase its own salaries.