27 Amendments of the Constitution

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  • First Amendment

    Freedom of Speech, Religion, Press, Petition and Assembly

  • Second Amendment

    Right to Bear Arms

  • Third Amendment

    Quartering Soldiers

  • Fourth Amendment

    Search and Seizure

  • Fifth Amendment

    It protects you from being committed of a crime unless indicted correctly by the police. You will not be tried for the same crime twice. The state and country have to accept your legal rights.

  • Sixth Amendment

    Speedy and Public Trial

  • Seventh Amendment

    Jury Trial for Civil Cases

  • Eighth Amendment

    No Cruel and Unusual Punishment

  • Ninth Amendment

    There are other laws then the ones listed, and those are to be just as respected.

  • Tenth Amendment

    Any power not given to the federal government is given to the people or the states.

  • Eleventh Amendment

    No one can sue a state in federal court without the consent of the state concerned.

  • Twelfth Amendment

    Each elector must pick a President and Vice President on their ballot.

  • Thirteenth Amendment

    Abolishing slavery in the United States

  • Fourteenth Amendment

    No person can be denied "equal protection of the law"
    No person is to be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.

  • Fifteenth Amendment

    African-American can vote.

  • Sixteenth Amendment

    Collect income tax from whatever source it may be derived from.

  • Seventeenth Amendment

    It allows the people from each state to pick their senator.

  • Eighteenth Amendment

    Prohibition of alcohol.

  • Nineteenth Amendment

    All- American women the right to vote.

  • Twentieth Amendment

    Sets the date for which an elected officials term ends.

  • Twenty First Amendment

    Repealed prohibition on alcohol.

  • Twenty Second Amendment

    Sets the term limit for elected officials.

  • Twenty- Third Amendment

    Allows District of Columbia residents to vote in presidential elections.

  • Twenty-Fourth Amendment

    Abolition of the Poll Tax

  • Twenty-Fifth Amendment

    Says that if the President dies, the Vice President would fill his spot.

  • Twenty-Sixth Amendment

    Allows anyone 18 or older to vote.

  • Twenty-Seventh Amendment

    Deals with pay raises or decreases for members of Congress.