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Amendment 1

1789


(1st 7 Amendments were original ones)


Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly.

Amendment 2

Right to have guns

Amendment 3

Don't have to quarter soldiers

Amendment 4

No search or seizures w/out warrant.

Amendment 5

Can't be tried twice for same offence,


don't have to witness against yourself.

Amendment 6

Speedy trial

Amendment 7

Trial by jury.

Amendment 8

No excessive bail.

Amendment 9

Rights in constitution are in addition to other rights.

Amendment 10

States rights.

Amendment 11

1794


Judicial power doesn't extend to one against another state, Foreign or domestic.

Amendment 12

1865


Electoral College

Amendment 13

1865


Slavery gone (public debt of South void, it


must rebuild itself w/o tax


money from USA)

Amendment 14

Rights of former slaves, live where you want.

Amendment 15

1869


Black men right to vote.

Amendment 16

Income tax.

Amendment 17

Senate amendment

Amendment 18

1917


Prohibition.

Amendment 19

1919


ALL Women can vote.

Amendment 20

January 20th President must step down.


January 3rd Senate & Representative start term.

Amendment 21


1933


Prohibition repealed.

Amendment 22

1947


2 - Term President.

Amendment 23

1960


Electoral College.

Amendment 24

1962


No Poll tax.

Amendment 25

VP is President if President can't continue.

Amendment 26

18yr. olds....Right to vote.

Amendment 27

Proposed 1789


1992


Senate, Representative salary no change


mid-term