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| Amendment one | Freedom of religion, press, speech , assembly |
| Amendment two | Right to own a weapon |
| Amendment three | quartering of troops |
| Amendment four | government cannot search your property without a warrnat or probable cause |
| Amendment six | Right to a fair, speedy, public trial, right to a lawyer |
| Amendment five | Right not to testify against yourself |
| Amendment seven | Right to a jury in a civil case |
| Amendment eight | bail must be reasonable, punishment must fit the crime |
| Amendment nine | Rights that are not listed are still protected |
| Amendment ten | States have power to set laws not listed in the Constitution |
| Amendment 11 | States can sue citizens from another state |
| Amendment 12 | The President and Vice President are elected seperately |
| Amendment 13 | Abolished Slavery |
| Amendment 14 | All citizens have equal rights |
| Amendment 15 | Blacks have the right to vote |
| Amendment 16 | government can tax a person's income |
| Amendment 17 | State citizens elect their Senators |
| Amendment 18 | National Prohibition |
| Amendment 19 | Women are able tovote and hold office |
| Amendment 20 | Changes the time elected officials take office |
| Amendment 21 | Legalized alcohol in the United States |
| Amendment 22 | President can only run for 2 terms |
| Amendment 23 | People in Washington D.C. can vote in presidential elections |
| Amendment 24 | Cannot tax people to vote |
| Amendment 25 | Outlines when the Vice President will assume the duties of President |
| Amendment 26 | Voting age lowered to 18 |
| Amendment 27 | Any pay raise Congress receives will not take effect until the next election |
