| A | B |
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| First | Freedom Amendment-speech, religion, press, assembly, petition |
| Second | bear arms |
| Third | cannot be forced to quarter soldiers |
| Fourth | unreasonable search and seizure-need a search warrant or probably cause |
| Fifth | due process, double jeopardy, eminent domain, grand jury indictments, self incrimination "plead the 5th" |
| Sixth | speedy trial, unbiased jurty, legal council, know charges, no surprise witnesses |
| Seventh | guarantees trial by jury in civil cases for things valued over $20 |
| Eighth | no excessive bail and no cruel or unusual punishment |
| Ninth | the rights in the Constitution are not the only rights citizens have |
| Tenth | non-delegated powers belong to the states and the people; Federalism |
| Eleventh | limits lawsuits against states |
| Twelfth | procedures for electiving President and Vice President |
| Thirteenth | abolishes slavery |
| Fourteenth | guarantees citizenship, due process and equal protection under law for former slaves |
| Fifteenth | voting rights for former slaves |
| Sixteenth | power of federal goverment to collect income taxes |
| Seventeenth | selection of Senators by the people |
| Eighteenth | bans the sale of alcohol |
| Nineteenth | gives women the right to vote - suffrage |
| Twentieth | sets the date when the President's and Congress terms begin |
| Twenty First | repeals the 18th - allows the sale of alcohol |
| Twenty Second | limits the President to two terms |
| Twenty Third | gives people in the District of Columbia the right to vote for President |
| Twenty Fourth | forbids having to pay a tax to vote |
| Twenty Fifth | states who is next in line if something happens to the President |
| Twenty Sixth | sets the voting age at 18 |
| Twenty Seventh | prohibits Congress from raising its own salary |
| civil case | one citizen is brought to trial by another |
| criminal case | person put on trial for commiting a crime |
| eminent domain | power to take personal property to benefit the public |
| due process | the law must be fairly applied |
| double jeopardy | being tried again for the same crime |
| Federalism | the balance of power between state and federal governments |
