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History Amendments

Description of Amendments

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five freedoms 1st amendment-1791
right to bear arms 2nd amendment-1791
quartering troops limited 3rd amendment-1791
search and seizures regulated 4th amendment-1791
right to due process of law, including protection against self-incrimination 5th amendment-1791
right to a lawyer 6th amendment-1791
right to trial by jury 7th amendment-1791
bail and fines regulated 8th amendment-1791
right to implied powers 9th amendment-1791
implied powers reserved to state or people 10th amendment-1791
rules for lawsuit against state 11th amendment-1795
new way of election 12th amendment- 1804
slavery abolished 13th amendment-1865
rights of citizenship 14th amendment-1868
voting rights for former slaves 15th amendment-1870
federal income taxes authorized 16th amendment-1913
U.S. Senators elected by people 17th amendment-1913
sale of alcohol banned 18th amendment-1919
women gained right to vote 19th amendment-1920
date of presedential and congressional terms set 20th amendment-1933
18th amendment repealed 21st amendment-1933
president limited to two terms 22nd amendment-1951
D.C. gained right to vote 23rd amendment-1961
no poll taxes 24th amendment-1964
presidential succesion and disability 25th amendment-1967
voting age lowered to 18 26th amendment-1971
congressional salaries regulated 27th amendment-1992
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