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Amendments

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Includes freedom of speech, religion, assembly, press, and petition. Amendment I (1)
What does it take to add an amendment to the U.S. Constitution? Proposed by 2/3 vote of both houses of Congress and then ratified by 3/4 of the states
Prevents denial of voting rights because of race or color. Amendment XV (15)
Prohibits excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishment Amendment VIII (8)
Lowered the voting age to 18 years Amendment XXVI (26)
Direct election of senators Amendment XVII (17)
Rights not specifically delegated to the US are reserved for the states Amendment X (10)
Gave women the right to vote Amendment XIX (19)
Protects people from being forced to quarter troops during peacetime Amendment III (3)
Limits the president to serving two terms Amendment XXII (22)
Protects the accused from double jeopardy and self incrimination Amendment V (5)
Right to bear arms Amendment II (2)
State governments cannot prevent people from voting by charging a poll tax Amendment XXIV (24)
Guarantees a person a fair, speedy trial in a criminal case Amendment VI (6)
Protects against "unreasonble search and seizure" Amendment IV (4)
Emancipation of slaves Amendment XIII (13)
Persons of one state cannot sue another state Amendment XI (11)
Sale of alcohol is prohibited Amendment XVIII (18)
Congress cannot vote themselves an immediate pay raise Amendment XXVII (27)
Provides for the right to a jury trial in a civil case Amendment VII (7)
Allows an income tax Amendment XVI (16)
Separate ballots for President and Vice President Amendment XII (12)
Rights not specifically listed are still given to people (such as right to education) Amendment IX (9)
Citizenship rights for freed slaves Amendment XIV (14)
Repeals Amendment that outlawed alcohol Amendment XXI (21)
Rules for presidential succession Amendment XXV (25)
Give citizens of the District of Columbia (DC) the right to vote for president Amendment XXIII (23)
Presidential terms start on January 20 Amendment XX (20)
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