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| Amendment 1 | Freedom of religion, speech, and press. |
| Amendment 2 | Freedom to own a gun. |
| Amendment 3 | Prohibits the housing of soldiers. |
| Amendment 4 | The privacy amendment - protects citizens from illegal searches & seizures. |
| Amendment 5 | Protects the rights of the accused (double jeopardy, eminent domain, etc.) |
| Amendment 6 | Right to quick trial or provides a lawyer if the accused can not afford one.. |
| Amendment 7 | Jury trial in civil cases. |
| Amendment 8 | Prohibits cruel & unusual punishment and excessive bail. |
| Amendment 9 | Those rights not specifically given to people, you still have. |
| Amendment 10 | Reserved powers go to the states. |
| Amendment 11 | A citizen can sue a state, but it's tried in that state. |
| Amendment 12 | Outlines the election of the President. |
| Amendment 13 | Prohibits slavery. |
| Amendment 14 | Gave citizenship to former slaves and defines citizenship. |
| Amendment 15 | No U.S. citizen can be denied the right to vote. |
| Amendment 16 | Congress has the power to tax income. |
| Amendment 17 | The citizens will choose Senators instead of state legislatures. |
| Amendment 18 | The prohibition amendment - prohibited the sale, consumption, & manufacture of alcohol. |
| Amendment 19 | Gives women the right to vote. |
| Amendment 20 | Sets the terms of office for the President and Congress. |
| Amendment 21 | Repealed the Prohibition Amendment. |
| Amendment 22 | Limits the number of terms served by the President. |
| Amendment 23 | Gave Washington D.C. 3 electoral votes. |
| Amendment 24 | Abolished the poll tax. |
| Amendment 25 | If the President dies the Vice President takes his place. |
| Amendment 26 | Gave 18 year olds the right to vote. |
| Amendment 27 | Sets limits on Congressional salaries. |
