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First - Tenth Amendments
The Bill of Rights The Bill of Rights are the first 10 amendments to the constitution. 1st- Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly and Petition; 2nd- Bearing Arms; 3rd- Quartering of troops; 4th- Search and Seizures; 5th- Criminal Proceedings, Due Process, Eminent Domain; 6th- Criminal Proceedings; 7th-Civil Trials; 8th- Punishment for Crimes; 9th- Unenumerated Rights; 10th- Powers Reserved to the States -
Eleventh Amendment
Suits Against States -
Twelfth Amendment
Election of President and Vice President -
Thirteenth Amendment
Slavery and Involuntary Servitude -
Fourteenth Amendment
Rights of Citizens -
Fifteenth Amendment
Right to Vote- Race, Color, Servitude -
Sixteenth Amendment
Income Tax -
Seventeenth Amendment
Popular Election of Senators -
Eighteenth Amendment
Prohibition of Intoxication Liquors -
Nineteenth Amendment
Women's Suffrage -
Twentieth Amendment
Commencement of Terms; Sessions of Congress; Death or Disqualification of President- Elect -
Twenty-first Amendment
Repeal of Prohibition -
Twenty-second Amendment
Presidential Tenure -
Twenty- third Amendment
Presidential Electors for the District of Columbia -
Twenty- fourth Amendment
Right to Vote in Federal Elections- Tax Payments -
Twenty- fifth Amendment
Presidential Succession, Vice Presidential Vacany, Presidential Inability -
Twenty- sixth Amendment
Right to Vote- Age -
Twenty- seventh Amendment
Congressional Pay
