1st Amendment – freedom of religion, speech, assembly, press, and petition.
2nd Amendment – right to bear arms
3rd Amendment – restrict the quartering of troops
4th Amendment – unreasonable searches and seizures
5th Amendment – life, liberty, property. Due process of law, double jeopardy, self-incrimination, and government seizure of property
6th Amendment – speedy, public, and jury trial – Criminal Cases
7th Amendment – jury trial in Civil Cases
8th Amendment – cruel and unusual punishment
9th Amendment – all rights not spelled out are “retained by the people” – your basic or natural rights
10th Amendment – powers not given to the nation or the states, belong to the people.
11th Amendment – federal courts can’t force states to be sued without the state’s consent.
12th Amendment – election of VP and president separately in electoral college
13th Amendment – abolished slavery
14th Amendment – citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the US. Also prevented states from taking people’s rights away.
15th Amendment – everyone has the right to vote (esp. African Americans
16th Amendment – income tax
17th Amendment – the people instead of the state elects senators
18th Amendment – prohibition
19th Amendment – (1920) – gave women the right to vote.
20th Amendment – set election and inauguration times closer to one another
21st Amendment – repealed prohibition
22nd Amendment – 2 term limit on presidents (FDR)
23rd Amendment – gave district of Columbia the right to vote (3 electors)
24th Amendment – (1964) prohibits poll taxes
25th Amendment – Presidential succession
26th Amendment – lowered voting age to 18
27th Amendment – congress could only increase its pay for the next term.
2nd Amendment – right to bear arms
3rd Amendment – restrict the quartering of troops
4th Amendment – unreasonable searches and seizures
5th Amendment – life, liberty, property. Due process of law, double jeopardy, self-incrimination, and government seizure of property
6th Amendment – speedy, public, and jury trial – Criminal Cases
7th Amendment – jury trial in Civil Cases
8th Amendment – cruel and unusual punishment
9th Amendment – all rights not spelled out are “retained by the people” – your basic or natural rights
10th Amendment – powers not given to the nation or the states, belong to the people.
11th Amendment – federal courts can’t force states to be sued without the state’s consent.
12th Amendment – election of VP and president separately in electoral college
13th Amendment – abolished slavery
14th Amendment – citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the US. Also prevented states from taking people’s rights away.
15th Amendment – everyone has the right to vote (esp. African Americans
16th Amendment – income tax
17th Amendment – the people instead of the state elects senators
18th Amendment – prohibition
19th Amendment – (1920) – gave women the right to vote.
20th Amendment – set election and inauguration times closer to one another
21st Amendment – repealed prohibition
22nd Amendment – 2 term limit on presidents (FDR)
23rd Amendment – gave district of Columbia the right to vote (3 electors)
24th Amendment – (1964) prohibits poll taxes
25th Amendment – Presidential succession
26th Amendment – lowered voting age to 18
27th Amendment – congress could only increase its pay for the next term.
1st Amendment –I have the
right to say or make what I want to have
2nd Amendment – I get to keep my guns
3rd Amendment – no troop are aloud in my house
4th Amendment – police do not have the right to search my personal things
5th Amendment – I have the right to a far trail
6th Amendment – a right to a fast trial
7th Amendment – I have far people to judge my case
8th Amendment – no law enforcement can beat me for a punish
9th Amendment – not to speak out if turn
10th Amendment –no matter what if I lesion in one area they must see me as one in the state
11th Amendment –no one in the state can say that you can’t do something
12th Amendment –a president and VP must be elected
13th Amendment – no slavery
14th Amendment –must prove you’re a us citizen
15th Amendment everyone has the right to vote
16th Amendment – you get your taxes back
17th Amendment – people are elect other to be a senator
18th Amendment – no making your own beer
19th Amendment – women get to vote
20th Amendment – set election and inauguration times closer to one another
21st Amendment – you can have beer
22nd Amendment – a president can only sever 2 terms
23rd Amendment – district can only get so many votes
24th Amendment – no tax polls
25th Amendment – president must be sewer in to office
26th Amendment – 18 you can vote
27th Amendment – they can increase your pay
2nd Amendment – I get to keep my guns
3rd Amendment – no troop are aloud in my house
4th Amendment – police do not have the right to search my personal things
5th Amendment – I have the right to a far trail
6th Amendment – a right to a fast trial
7th Amendment – I have far people to judge my case
8th Amendment – no law enforcement can beat me for a punish
9th Amendment – not to speak out if turn
10th Amendment –no matter what if I lesion in one area they must see me as one in the state
11th Amendment –no one in the state can say that you can’t do something
12th Amendment –a president and VP must be elected
13th Amendment – no slavery
14th Amendment –must prove you’re a us citizen
15th Amendment everyone has the right to vote
16th Amendment – you get your taxes back
17th Amendment – people are elect other to be a senator
18th Amendment – no making your own beer
19th Amendment – women get to vote
20th Amendment – set election and inauguration times closer to one another
21st Amendment – you can have beer
22nd Amendment – a president can only sever 2 terms
23rd Amendment – district can only get so many votes
24th Amendment – no tax polls
25th Amendment – president must be sewer in to office
26th Amendment – 18 you can vote
27th Amendment – they can increase your pay