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1st

Freedom or speech, press, religion and the right of the people to assemble and petition

Freedom of...

2nd

Calls for a strong state military and the right of the people to bears arms.

Guns

3rd

The quartering act- no soldier in time of peace, may be quartered in a home, without consent of owner.

Soldiers/home

4th

Right against unreasonable search and seizure/ due process/ exclusionary rule prevails

Right against un...

5th

Self incrimination amendment/ due process/ eminent domain/ right against double jeopardy (military under U.C.M.J)

Self incrimination

6th

Right to a speedy and public trial by a jury of impartial peers.

Speed

7th

Right to a trial by jury in all cases over $20

Money

8th

Rights against excessive bail and cruel and unusual punsihment

Europe

9th

Individual right amendment- any rights not coveted in the constitution are subject to judicial review.

My rights

10th

States amendment- any state may make a law as long as those laws do not interfere with federal laws.

States law

11th

Regulates a lawsuit against a state by a state by a state or citizen (foreign/domestic)

Lawsuits

12th

Establishes to electoral college

Establishes

13th

Prohibition of slavery

Slavery

14th

No person may be denied citizenship due to race, color, creed or other conditions of servitude.

Citizenship

15th

No person may be denied to vote due to race, color, creed or other conditions of servitude.

Voting

16th

income tax amendment

Taxes

17th

Calls for direct election of u.s. senators, their term in office and how a vacancy is filled

Election/ u.s. senators

18th

Prohibition- prohibits the sale of, consumption of, transportation of, possession of, and manufacture of alcohol within continental limits of the united states

Anything w/ alcohol

19th

Woman's sufferage

Woman

20th

States when congress convenes (jan 3rd) and when the president takes office (Jan 20th) both at 12:00 noon.

Lame duck amendment

21st

Repeals the 18th amendment

Repeals...

22nd

Limits the president to two elected terms or a maximum of 10 years consecutively.

Length in office.

23rd

Grants Washington D.C. 3 electoral votes in Presidential elections.

D.C. votes

24th

Outlawed the poll tax as a qualification to voting.

Voting tax

25th

Presidential succession act- directs the Vice-president to assume presidency when a vacancy occurs and immediately appoints a new Vice-president with the approval of conrgess

What?? No vice-president??

26th

18 year old vote

Vote age.

27th

Prevents congress from introducing and voting on legislation to increase pay and compensation for services until the new house of representatives is seated.

Congress can't increase their pay.