| A | B |
|---|
| 1st | Freedom of religion |
| 2nd | Right to bear arms |
| 3rd | Limits the quartering of soldiers |
| 4th | Limits searches and seizures |
| 5th | Due process of law |
| 6th | Rights of a person accused of a crime |
| 7th | July trial in civil cases |
| 8th | Unfair bail, fines, and punishment forbidden |
| 9th | Citizens entitled to rights not listed in the Constituion |
| 10th | Powers reserved to the states or the people |
| 11th | Rules for lawsuits against states |
| 12th | New way of electing the President and Vice Pres |
| 13th | Abolishes slavery |
| 14th | Guarantees citizenship, dur process and equal protection under law |
| 15th | Voting rights for former slaves |
| 16th | Power of the federal government to collect income taxes |
| 17th | Election of Senators by the people |
| 18th | Bans the sale of alcohol |
| 19th | Gives women the vote |
| 20th | Sets the date when President's and Congress's terms begin |
| 21st | Repeals 18th Amendment |
| 22nd | Limits the President to two terms |
| 23rd | Gives people in the District of Columbia the right to vote for President |
| 24th | Forbids having to pay a tax to vote |
| 25th | Says who is next in line if something happens to the President |
| 26th | Sets 18 as the voting age |
