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Amendments 1-27

DescriptionAmendment
Freedom of speech 1
Freedom of press 1
Freedom of religion 1
Right to petition 1
Right to assembly 1
Right to bear arms 2
Right for a state to have a militia 2
No quartering of Soldiers 3
Soldiers cant live in a private home in time of peace 3
Soldiers cant live in a home in time of war 3
A special law must be passed to allow soldiers to live in a home during peace/war 3
Freedom from unreasonable search and seizure 4
Innoccent until proven guilty by a Grand Jury 5
No double jeopardy 5
Due process 5
eminent domain 5
cant be a witness against yourself 5
right to a speedy trial 6
freedom from being deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process 5
freedom from having property taken for public use without just compensation 5
speedy public trial by jury 6
to have counsel for defense 6
to have witnesses on your behalf testify 6
to be able to confront a witness who is against you 6
freedom to have a jury trial in civil cases 7
freedom to demand jury trial if being sued for over $20.00 7
Freedom from excessive bail and fines 8
Freedom from cruel or unusual punishment 8
protection for other individual rights not listed in the constitution 9
Purpose and intent of the Bill of Rights 10
Explains why the bills of rights was accepted as a defense for the states against possible encroachment by the Federal Govt 10
reserved powers to the state 10
Modification of the original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court 11
Supreme Court does not have jurisdiction where a state vs citizen of another state OR with a subject of a foreign nation 11
presidential election 12
No slavery 13
All citizens are equal 14
All races to include Blacks can Vote 15
Federal Income Tax 16
Direct election of Senators 17
Prohibition 18
Drinking is illegal 18
Woman can vote 19
Change of inauguration date 20
Lame Duck 20
prohibition lifted 21
President is limited to Two terms in office 22
DC can vote 23
District of Columbia can vote 23
No poll tax 24
Terms of succession 25
Who replaces the president if something happens 25
must be 18 to vote 26
Limits on Congressional pay raises 27
Created by: Ahodapp
 



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