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1st Amendment

Freedom of Speech, Religion, Press, Assembly, and the right to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

2nd Amendment

The right to bear arms.

4th Amendment

Searches and seizures; the right of people to be secure in their persons, houses, and papers.

5th Amendment

The right to remain silent and due process.

6th Amendment

The right to a speedy trial and to have the assistance of counsel for his defense.

8th Amendment

Bail nor punishment for a crime shall not be unreasonably severe.

9th Amendment

The people’s rights are not limited to those mentioned in the Constitution.

10th Amendment

Powers granted to Congress are not granted to the states or people.

13th Amendment

Abolition of slavery.

14th Amendment

Everyone is treated equally; all persons born or naturalized in the U.S are citizens.

15th Amendment

The right to vote regardless of race.

16th Amendment

Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes (Income Tax).

17th Amendment

The senate of the U.S shall be composed of two senators rom each state, elected by the people.

18th Amendment

Prohibits the production, sale, or transportation of alcoholic beverages.

19th Amendment

Woman suffrage.

20th Amendment

“Lame Duck” Amendment; President sworn in January 20th.

21st Amendment

Repeal of prohibition Amendment.

22nd Amendment

Limit on Presidential terms; two terms in office.

24th Amendment

Abolition of poll tax.

25th Amendment

Presidential disability and succession.

26th Amendment

Eighteen-Year-Old Vote.

27th Amendment

If Congress votes itself a raise, the members will not get the raise until after the next election.