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Amendment 1
Freedom to petition, of religion, of the press, of speech, to assemble.
Amendment 2
right to bear arms
Amendment 3
no housing of troops in private homes except in time of war.
Amendment 4
Protection against unreasonable search and seizure.
Amendment 5
*Protection against self-incrimination.
*Right to know charges against you.
*Protects citizens against Double Jeopardy.
*Just compensation for eminent domain.
Amendment 6
right to speedy trial
right to counsel
right to call witnesses
Amendment 7
Allows for a jury trial in civil cases where the damages exceed $20.
Amendment 8
Right to reasonable bail and fines.
No cruel and unusual punishment.
Amendment 9
States that the rights listed in the Constitution are not the only rights retained by the people.
Amendment 10
Gives all rights not listed previously to the states
Amendment 11
Defined how one may sue the states.
Amendment 12
Changed the way electors select the president requiring on vote for Pres. and one for VP.
Amendment 13
Ended slavery.
Amendment 14
*granted due process in state cases.
*defined citizenship and the rights of citizens.
Amendment 15
granted the right to vote to all men regardless of race, color, or creed.
Amendment 16
allowed for a national income tax.
Amendment 17
changed the method of election for U.S. senators.
Amendment 18
prohibited alcohol.
Amendment 19
Granted women the right to vote.
Amendment 20
changed date of the inauguration from early March to Jan. 20.
Amendment 21
repealed prohibition.
Amendment 22
limited the pres. to 2 terms or a total of 10 years in office.
Amendment 23
Gave D.C. electoral votes.
Amendment 24
Eliminated the poll tax.
Amendment 25
*states the VP succeeds the Pres. in case of his disability or death.
*allows the VP and a majority of the cabinet to declare the Pres. disabled.
Amendment 26
changed the voting age to 18.
Amendment 27
when congress votes itself a pay raise it cannot take effect until after the next election.