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Constitutional Amendments

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First Amendment

Establishes Right to Freedom of Speech and Religion.

 

Second Amendment

Establishes the Right to Bear Arms.

 

Third Amendment

States that Owners have no duty to house soldiers during peacetime.

 

Fourth Amendment

Establishes a Person's Rights to be Free from Search and Seizure and Arrest without Probable Cause.

 

Fifth Amendment

Establishes the Rights to Due Process, Against Self Incrimination, and Against Double Jeopardy.

 

Sixth Amendment

Establishes the Right to Counsel and to a Speedy and Fair Trial.

 

Seventh Amendment

Establishes the Right to a Trial by Jury.

 

Eighth Amendment

Establishes the Rights against Cruel and Unusual Punishment.

 

Ninth Amendment

States that Rights not Outlined in the Constitution  , i.e. Unenumerated Rights - are left to the People

 

Tenth Amendment

States that the powers not delegated in the Constitution are left to the States.

 

11th Amendment

States that the United States Government cannot Sue the States.

 

12th Amendment

Sets out the Procedures for Election of the President and Vice President.

 

13th Amendment

Outlaws Slavery.

 

14th Amendment

States that no State shall deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law. Also affords equal protection of the laws to any United States citizen.

 

15th Amendment

Gives the right to vote to all United States citizens regardless of color.

 

16th Amendment

Establishes the Federal Income Tax.

 

17th Amendment

Establishes the Popular Election of Senators.

 

18th Amendment

Outlaws the sale and consumption of alcohol.

 

19th Amendment

Gives Women the Right to Vote.

 

20th Amendment

Establishes the Dates for elected President and Congress to take over their offices.

 

21 Amendment

Repeals the 18th Amendment.

 

22nd Amendment

Limits a President to Two Presidential Terms.

 

23rd Amendment

Gives citizens of the District of Columbia the right to vote in national elections.

 

24th Amendment

Abolishes Poll Taxes.

 

25th Amendment

Establishes Presidential Succession.

 

26th Amendment

Sets the Age for the Right to Vote at 18.

 

27 Amendment

States that Congressional Pay Raises do not take effect until the next Congressional Election. 

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