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Amendments

Match the amendments to their ordinal number

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1st Basic Liberties (Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Religion, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of the Press, Right to Petition)
2nd Right to bear Arms
3rd No forceful quartering of troops
4th No Unwarranted Searches and Seizures
5th Indictments, Due Process, self-incrimination,double jeopardy, and Eminent Domain
6th Right to a fair and speedy public trial, notice of accusation,Confronting one's accuser, subpoenas,right to counsel
7th Right to jury in civil cases
8th Protects from excessive bail, fines, cruel and unusual punishment
9th Unermerated Rights
10th limits the power of the federal government, gives power to state government
11th Immunity of states from suits from out-of-state citizens and foreigners not living within the state
12th Revision of presidential election procedures
13th Abolition of slavery, except as punishment for crime
14th Citizenship, atae due process, applies to Bill of Rights to the states, Prohibits people who have rebelled against the U.S. to take public office
15th suffrage no longer restricted by race
16th allows federal income tax
17th Direct election to the U.S. Senate
18th prohibition of alcohol
19th women's suffrage
20th Term Commencement for congress(Jan. 3) and President (Jan. 20)-lame duck amendment
21st repeal of 18th amendment
22nd Limits the president to two turns
23rd Representation of Washington D.C. in the Electoral College
24th Prohibition of the restriction of voting rights due to the non-payment of poll taxes
25th Presidential Succession
26th Voting age established as 18
27th Variance of congressional compensation
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