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Amndmnts to US Const

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First Amendment 1791, freedom of speech, religion, press, right to assemble and petition the government
Second Amendment 1791,right to bear arms
Third Amendment 1791, no quartering of soldiers in private residences
Fourth Amendment 1791, no search or arrest without warrant
Fifth Amendment 1791, rights in criminal cases
Sixth Amendment 1791, right to a fair trial
Seventh Amendment 1791, rights in civil cases
Eighth Amendment 1791, bails, fines, and just punishment
Ninth Amendment 1791, rights not listed in Constitution still belong to the people
Tenth Amendment 1791, Powers not specifically given to the Federal government are reserved to the states or individual
Eleventh Amendment 1795, Clearly defines original jurisdiction of Supreme Court
Twelfth Amendment 1904, Electoral College for selecting President / Vice President
Thirteenth Amendment 1865, Abolished slavery
Fourteenth Amendment 1868, Established citizenship, representation, and loyalty
Fifteenth Amendment 1870, Gave suffrage to all males of age, regardless of race
Sixteenth Amendment 1913, income taxes
Seventeenth Amendment 1913, Established popular vote for Senators
Eighteenth Amendment 1919, Prohibtion
Nineteenth Amendment 1920, suffrage for women
Twentieth Amendment 1933, Terms of office for Legislature, Presidential succession
Twenty-First Amendment 1933, Ended Prohibition
Twenty-Second Amendment 1951, Terms limits for President
Twenty-Third Amendment 1961, suffrage for DC
Twenty-Fourth Amendment 1964, Ended poll taxes
Twenty-Fifth Amendment 1967, Presidential succession and disability
Twenty-Sixth Amendment 1971, Suffrage for 18 year olds
Twenty-Seventh Amendment 1992, congressional salaries
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