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Amendments to the Co

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1st Amendment I Speech, Religion, Press, Assembly and Protest
2nd Amendment II Right to Bear Arms
3rd Amendment III Quartering of Soldiers
4th Amendment IV Search and Seizure
5th Amendment V Due Process, Freedom from self-incrimination, Double Jeopardy, Eminent Domain
6th Amendment VI Criminal Trial Rights - Attorney, unbiased jury, confront witnesses
7th Amendment VII Civil Cases
8th Amendment VIII Excessive Fines and Cruel and Unusual Punishments
9th Amendment IX Cannot deny people rights not listed.
10th Amendment X States Rights and Individual
11th Amendment XI Citizens and State Courts
12th Amendment XII Separate Ballots - President and VP as a package.
13th Amendment XIII Abolishes Slavery
14th Amendment XIV Equal Protection for all Citizens
15th Amendment XV Suffrage for African American Males
16th Amendment XVI Federal Income Tax
17th Amendment XVII Election of Senators by the people
18th Amendment XVIII Prohibition
19th Amendment XIX Women's Suffrage
20th Amendment XX Oath of office moved up (Lame Duck)
21st Amendment XXI Repeal of Prohibition (18th)
22nd Amendment XXII 2 Term limit for Presidents
23rd Amendment XXIII Electoral Votes for D.C.
24th Amendment XIV Ban Poll Taxes
25th Amendment XXV Presidential Succession
26th Amendment XXVI Voting age 18
27th Amendment XXVII Congressional Pay Raises occur in the following year.
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