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U.S. Constitution

Outline of the U.S. Constitution Articles and Amendments.

TermDefinition
Article 1 Legislative Branch
Article 2 Executive Branch
Article 3 Judicial Branch
Article 4 The state and the federal government
Article 5 Method of Amendment
Article 6 General Provisions (Supremacy Clause)
Article 7 Ratification of the Constitution
Amendment 1 Five Freedoms: Speech, press, religion, petition and assembly
Amendment 2 Right to keep and bear arms
Amendment 3 Quartering of troops
Amendment 4 Limiting right of search and seizure
Amendment 5 Trial by jury guaranteed; private property respected; no self-incrimination
Amendment 6 Rights of accused persons
Amendment 7 Rules of common law
Amendment 8 Excessive bail , fines, and punishment prohibited
Amendment 9 Rights retained by the people
Amendment 10 Powers reserved to states and people
Amendment 11 Limiting power of federal courts
Amendment 12 Elections of President and Vice President separated
Amendment 13 Abolition of Slavery
Amendment 14 Citizenship defined
Amendment 15 Right to vote not denied by race, color or slavery
Amendment 16 Income Tax
Amendment 17 Direct election of senators
Amendment 18 National Prohibition
Amendment 19 Women's Suffrage
Amendment 20 Beginning of Presidential/Congressional terms (lame duck)
Amendment 21 Repealed prohibition
Amendment 22 Two-term limit for Presidency
Amendment 23 Electoral College
Amendment 24 No poll tax
Amendment 25 Succession to the Presidency
Amendment 26 Voting age becomes 18
Amendment 27 Salaries of senators and representatives take effect after election.
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