| A | B |
| First Amendment | Right to free speech, press, assembly, and religion |
| Second Amendment | Right to bear arms |
| Third Amendment | No forced quartering of soldiers during peacetime |
| Fourth Amendment | Right to refuse entry without a warrant |
| Fifth Amendment | Right to no punishment or property seizure without trial, to be tried only once for a crime or forced confession, and to payment by government for taking land. |
| Sixth Amendment | Right to know what being charged of and who is a witness, to a fair and speedy trial, and to bring your own witnesses and lawyer to trial. |
| Seventh Amendment | Right to trial by jury of peers |
| Eighth Amendment | If accused of a crime, the government can't demand a lot of bail to assure you will show up for trial, and when found guilty, punishment can't be worse than the crime |
| Ninth Amendment | Government can't take away right, even if Constitution doesn't mention them |
| Tenth Amendment | The U.S. Government can only use powers given by the Constitution. All other rights belong to the states or people. |