| A | B |
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| First | Right to free speech, press, religion, and assembly |
| Twenty-Seventh | Regulates the salaries of Congress (can't give selves a pay raise) |
| Third | Do not have to house soldiers |
| Fourth | Right to privacy, no unreasonable searches and seizures |
| Fifth | No person can be tried twice for the same crime |
| Sixth | The accused have a right to a speedy trial and a lawyer |
| Seventh | Trial by jury in a civil suit |
| Eighth | No cruel and unusual punishments |
| Ninth | People have other rights not listed |
| Tenth | Powers not delegated to federal government are reserved to the states |
| Eleventh | Gives rules for lawsuits against states |
| Twelfth | Gives new rules for the electoral college |
| Thirtheenth | Abolished slavery |
| Fourtheenth | Guarantees rights of citizenship, due process, and equal protection under the law |
| Fifteenth | Gives African-Americans the right to vote |
| Sixteenth | Creates the income tax |
| Seventeenth | Establishes popular election of senators |
| Eighteenth | Bans manufacture, sale and transportation of alcohol |
| Nineteenth | Gives women the right to vote |
| Twentieth | Changes the date of inauguration to Jan. 20 |
| Twenty-First | Repeals the Prohibition Amendment |
| Twenty-Second | Limits the president to two terms |
| Twenty-Third | Gives the people of D.C. the right to vote for president |
| Twenty-Fourth | Forbids a poll tax when voting |
| Twenty-Fifth | Establishes who takes charge if something happens to the president |
| Twenty-Sixth | Lowers the voting age to 18 |
| Second | Right to bear arms |
